I'm afraid none of it is especially Garage-y

Guild M-20 Acoustic
Deering Goodtime banjo

Telecaster-- mutt but all Fender parts. Someday I'll be pushing this guitar in a shopping cart.
Rickenbaker 330/12-- too many barnacles to be useable, but it was only $400 to begin with.

Sola Sound Wah Wah-- Dad gave this to me on the condition that I never quit playing
Dan Echo-- Cost me all of $20, never use it.
Seymour Duncan Pickup Booster-- I kinda stole this. Dude borrowed it to me and never asked for it back. At this point it's been two years and two cities, so I'll probably sell it for a fuzz box.

Roland VG-4 amp-- dropped off the truck at Mars Music (remember them?), bought it for $50 because the speakers in Roland amps are great. Turns out the on/off switch and the cabinet were the only broken things. It has a million bells & whistles, but I usually just set it to a "tweed" setting and let it be.

Ibanez "Gio" bass-- First electric instrument, I'm irrationally attached to this thing
Rickenbaker 4001-- 1979. It's very nice, but I've never connected with this bass. It's in the care of my parents as it's accruing some worth.
Ibanez "ATK" bass-- bought while I was in high school, going to sell this soon as it's too damn heavy to play.

SWR SM-400 head
Hartke 4X10 cabinet.

As lead singer with no musical talent my guys would tell you more about what they use but this what we like to bring for our gigs:
- guitar: Danelectro Lire and (the classic) Vox AC30
- bass: Danelectro Lire, Selmer Amp on 60's Vox Bass cabinet
- drums: we used several kits but we recently play live with and Olympic kit as far as I can remember
- mics: set of 60's Sure Mics (can't remember the model but I can remember their great warm sound)

As far as I am concerned:
- Hohner Blues harp, Century Percussion half moon tambourine (nothing very exciting) and two sets of cheap maracas that I hold in one hand (looks more garagie and less "salsa")

Let me know what you guys like to play with...

Cheers,

Laurent,
Les BOF! lead singer.