The original DM-2 was simply a more compact version of the DM-1, the delay sounds were pretty much identical. However, for those who want to get a similar delay tone, the best option is the new Boss DM-2W Waza Craft, a reissue of the other famous analogue "Delay Machine" by Boss. This pedal seems to be one of Alex's favourites, and it is quite rare - and expensive! Similarly, the guitar gear of Jamie and Alex hasn't changed a great deal, still rocking Fender guitars, great British amps and a vast array of pedals from classic Tubescreamers to a rare Roland/Boss DM-1 Delay, which has just been re-released as the BOSS DM-2w. N 2011 the Monkey's released their 4th studio album, representing something of a change to 'Humbug' by working once again with James Ford and practising the songs more before entering the studio rather than experimenting whilst there. Here are some cheaper (but still high quality) options. He also uses a vintage Boss DM-1 delay machine (which is now out of production), which has now been updated to the BOSS DM-2W - not quite budget-friendly, so we've added a cheaper alternative in the Landlord FX Tap Room Delay pedal.
We've also included a Fender Mustang LT50 amp as it's loud enough for the stage, has a tonne of cool sound presets which you can use to get that Alex turner sound and it's budget-friendly. He was still using an overdrive as well as delay, but he added chorus pedal to his set up! He used an Ibanez TS808 Tubescreamer Reissue Overdrive Pedal on his board which we talk about further down. Fortunately, Epiphone makes their own version, which is incredible to play and a fraction of the cost. If you're just starting out on guitar, this might be a little pricey. Around this time, Alex Turner started favouring a Gibson Les Paul Custom in Black/Ebony during his live shows.
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