Anton Newcombe

Newcombe can be seen in this photo playing a Vox V267 Cheetah.

Can be clearly seen on his pedalboard.

In an interview with PMT Online, Anton Newcombe of Brian Jonestown Massacre is shown using the ZVex Mastotron Fuzz Pedal, which is featured in a photo near the bottom of the article and noted for live use.

Anton Newcombe references using the Acid Fuzz Sonic Boom (Silicon Limited Edition) pedal in his studio setup. This multi-effects pedal, crafted in the USA, is known for emulating the 1960s Vox Ultrasonic/Starstream onboard effects. Newcombe's tweet hints at his extensive collection of gear and expertise in the pedal market.

In this photo, Newcombe can be seen playing a Vox Starstream XII.

In the YouTube video of Brian Jonestown Massacre's live performance at Festival Rock En Seine 2016, Anton Newcombe can be seen using a Fender '68 Custom Twin Reverb amplifier, aligning with his preference for vintage 1960s amps.

Anton Newcombe uses the Electro-Harmonix Hot Tubes Nano pedal to add vintage color to his guitars, as mentioned in his Twitter post.

Anton Newcombe is known for his affinity for Vox guitars, particularly the Vox V268 Ultrasonic model. In the YouTube video "The Brian Jonestown Massacre (HD full show) - Live @ Le Cabaret Vert 2016," Newcombe can be seen playing this guitar.

''Back when he was living in Los Angeles in the 80's and 90's, Anton also was able to collect many rare, vintage guitars at a time when no one cared about them - including models which inspired some of our range, such as the Airline Swingmaster and the Harmony H78 (which we brought back as the Airline H78).''

Can be seen on his pedalboard.

In this video you can see Anton with his Harmony guitar

Can be seen near the bottom of the article in an image and also listed.

Newcombe can be seen in this image playing a Vox Phantom Special VII.

In the documentary "Dig! A Documentary On The Two American Rock Bands" on YouTube, Anton Newcombe is frequently seen using the Rickenbacker 360/12 12-String Hollowbody guitar.

In a YouTube video titled "Anton Newcombe with The Black Angels part 1," Anton Newcombe is seen playing a Fender Telecaster TL-62 Crafted in Japan during the SXSW 2006 performance.

In an interview with PMT Online, Anton Newcombe of Brian Jonestown Massacre is shown using the Electro-Harmonix XO Deluxe Memory Man delay pedal, as highlighted in a list and accompanying image at the article's conclusion.

Anton Newcombe is seen using a Harmony Sovereign H1265 acoustic guitar, as mentioned in his Twitter post about a local guitar repair expert visiting his studio.

''Anton Newcombe has now (Feb, 2018) added an Eastwood to his collection - the Classic 4 Bass.''

Anton Newcombe has been using Avid Pro Tools in his studio work, as seen in the "Anton Newcombe Live Studio Session" video from September 17, 2011, on YouTube by cellardoorfive.

Can be seen near the bottom of the article in an image and list.

In an interview on PMT Online, Anton Newcombe of Brian Jonestown Massacre is shown with and mentions the Electro-Harmonix Little Big Muff Pi, highlighting its role in his setup.

Anton Newcombe uses the Boss SP-303 Dr. Sample in "Seer" and various other tracks, as discussed in the Guitar forum.

Well-known Vox-player since the BJM inception, Anton also has a Gretsch Country Gent, a 1960s model. Don’t know if it was featured in recordings. Example of live usage: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=gDANXaBFWiE&pp=ygUIQmptIDIwMTA%3D In the middle of the set.

In this image we can see an SM57 in Anton´s twin reverb.