Tash Sultana

Her looper of choice is the Boss RC-30 Loop Station. “I’ve tried different loopers but I just don’t get the same feel,” she says. Her guitars, drum samples, and other instruments run into the RC-30, and from there to the house PA. Vocals are kept on their own. “Vocals have nothing to do with my looping. They run on separate channels on a completely separate pedalboard.”

In the August 2017 edition of Premier Guitar Magazine, Tash Sultana mentions having 39 pedals on her board, and the Electro-Harmonix Soul Food is identified as one of them.

looks like she's got two of them for vocal effects

In the YouTube video titled "TASH SULTANA - HIGHER," Tash Sultana is seen using a Shure SM58 microphone.

In the KFOG Private Concert video, Tash Sultana can be seen using three Boss GE-7 Graphic Equalizers, each set to different configurations.

In the KFOG Private Concert video by Cumulus Digital, Tash Sultana uses the Roland SP-404 as their main drum sampler.

Tash Sultana uses the Beta Aivin OC-100 Super Octave pedal to simulate bass lines with their guitar, as seen in their Instagram post captioned, "Me'n all my friends."

In this video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o2AQ6xXziEQ and this video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U5jK7xhSQvk we can see Tash using the RJM Mastermind GT at their studio. And also during several of their concerts. In most of Tash's concerts, we can see Tash always using the Mastermind GT along with other effects pedals, as seen in other videos like: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NCH4tAxv4_4&t=1319s https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LoDbSmrY2Ds&t=581s

The pickguard has been changed to a tortoise shell guard but this is clearly the Kotzen signature. Note the headstock signature, the distinctive gold hardware, DiMarzio twin-blade bridge pickups, body binding and abalone dot inlays.

Tash Sultana is seen with the Boss TE-2 Tera Echo Delay pedal in an Instagram post captioned, "Me'n all my friends. See you tomorrow NSW," indicating its use among their gear collection.

In this photo, which shows Sultana's performance at WFUV public radio, she can be seen with the Fender Telecaster Thinline.

The item can be seen in the entire video.

In the very beginning of the video you can see a glimps of the amp and if you enlarge the screen you can see 'deluxe reverb-amp' as a logo in the top right corner of what clearly is a Fender amplifier. The fender 64 deluxe blackface or better the fender 64 custom deluxe reverb (website fender https://shop.fender.com/en-BE/guitar-amplifiers/vintage-pro-tube/64-custom-deluxe-reverb/8180004000.html#start=1 ) is the amp in video that has this exact logo written or printed on the front panel of the combo amp. Hope this helps

At second 0:13 of this video you can see Tash's pedalboard with the Boss BD-2 blue pedal.

Tash rocking Goa strap

In this video [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k0soArr2AFQ] we can see Tash using this equipment and also on several shows. During their concerts [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NCH4tAxv4_4&t=1317s], we can see Tash manipulating the RC 505 under the microphone. Tash keep the RC 505 attached to the microphone pedestal.

You can see a MicroKORG in this picture of her playing live at Newtown Social Club

In this photo you can clearly see the fender Eric Johnson stratocaster thinline.

In this video, Tash Sultana can be seen with her Fender Tash Sultana Stratocaster. The video description reads:

Tash Sultana’s explosive loop-based performances and layered guitar parts rocketed the Melbourne artist from street busker to sold-out shows around the world. Featuring a Transparent Cherry finish with gold hardware, a custom skull neck plate and a powerful Double Tap™ humbucking pickup, the Tash Sultana Stratocaster channels the multi-instrumentalist’s singular sound – with style to match. Hear Tash put their Signature Strat in action and tell the story behind how they wrote their hit song, "Pretty Lady".

Tash Sultana is shown using the Roland HPD-15 HandSonic Percussion Controller for hand and finger drumming in an Instagram post captioned "Magic hands."

Can be seen in this video

In the August 2017 edition of Premier Guitar Magazine, it is noted that although Tash Sultana is secretive about the specifics of her pedalboard, the TC Electronic ND-1 Nova Delay is identified as one of the 39 pedals she uses.

You can see the guitar through the entire video. It is the custom pro, not the studio deluxe. You can see that because they have a different headstock.

In this image you see the Fender American Elite Telecaster Thinline in the middle of the shot.

In this photo, which shows Sultana's performance at WFUV public radio, two Radial JDI direct boxes can be see on her pedalboard.

In this photo, which shows Sultana's performance at WFUV public radio, the TC Helicon Vocal Harmony G can be seen on her pedalboard.

In the August 2017 edition of Premier Guitar Magazine, it is suggested that Tash Sultana includes the Boss ST-2 Power Stack Distortion among the 39 pedals on her pedalboard.

In the Mixdown article "Gear Rundown: Tash Sultana," it is noted that Tash Sultana uses a Vox AC30 Guitar Combo Amp, visible at the bottom of her equipment stack.

In a Google image search, you can spot Tash Sultana's Ibanez 850 Fuzz Mini pedal positioned above her "yowie" stomp box.

She uses it for busking purposes, as can be seen in many videos of her playing on the street.