Will Sergeant

Starting at 1:03, there is a clear shot of the Jaguar that Will is using in this 2009 video, taken at a soundcheck in Oakland, CA.

In this image, Will can be seen with his EDS-1275.

In this live clip, we get our first good look at Will's Telecaster at around the 4:14 mark.

In this photo, Will Sergeant can be seen with a black Eastwood Saturn 63.

Sergeant can be seen playing a Vox Mark XII at :20 of this performance of "The Killing Moon" by Echo and the Bunnymen.

In the music video for "Don't Let It Get You Down," Will Sergeant can be seen playing a Martin GT-75.

This image from the official Bunnymen Instagram account shows Will posed with his Deluxe F.

He got one ...really...on concert in europe in 1994 he had this

'As well as my Tele I'd just got a Squier Strat, and I used that quite a lot through a Roland JC120 amp. It was whatever I like the shape of that week, more than the sound! I had a big thing that we used to call "The Tower", which had all these effects built in and then a huge multi-core cable to this massive, customised foot pedal. You needed a forklift truck to move it around.'

'I got a Gretsch Country Gent, which is great to play - a really thick, nasty beast! If you hit it a bit too hard then the bridge moves about and it goes badly out of tune, but I got some great feedback out of it. We had loads of amps on the go at once, with all the mics in different positions; everything was thunderingly loud. I've got a Fender Dual Showman that gives a bonkers sound - it's a top with two 15" speakers, like Chuck Berry used to use.'

In this live clip from 2009's SXSW festival, Will can be seen playing onstage with a ZT Lunchbox head and cab. We get our first peek at around :09 (on the left side of the screen, at the back of the stage) and it continues to show up in the background throughout the video. Will is also listed as an endorsing artist on ZT's official website.

Listed on Will's official Laney page.

Listed on Will's official Laney page.

Listed on Will's official Laney page.

Listed on Will's official Laney page.

'As well as my Tele I'd just got a Squier Strat, and I used that quite a lot through a Roland JC120 amp. It was whatever I like the shape of that week, more than the sound! I had a big thing that we used to call "The Tower", which had all these effects built in and then a huge multi-core cable to this massive, customised foot pedal. You needed a forklift truck to move it around.'

'I got a Gretsch Country Gent, which is great to play - a really thick, nasty beast! If you hit it a bit too hard then the bridge moves about and it goes badly out of tune, but I got some great feedback out of it. We had loads of amps on the go at once, with all the mics in different positions; everything was thunderingly loud. I've got a Fender Dual Showman that gives a bonkers sound - it's a top with two 15" speakers, like Chuck Berry used to use.'

On the Blackstar website, Will is quoted as saying, "[the] HT Delay is a great cool tool to have in the armoury. The saturation switch is a nice touch, really good at getting that old tape echo 'disintegrating repeats' sound."

3rd paragraph down and 11th line this is listed as part of Wills gear.

According to Maxon's website, Sergeant uses the Maxon PH350 Rotary Phaser pedal.

In this 2009 video captured at a soundcheck in Oakland, CA, Will can be seen picking up his eBow at around :14, and at around :16 we can hear him begin to use it.