Stoney Point – Stoney Point

Joseph Johnson is confirmed to use the Fender Modern Player Telecaster Thinline Deluxe, as evidenced in a live performance video titled "Hazel Morning / Fossils - Live @ Pillar Forum 8/19/24" on YouTube, recorded by Stoney Point. The footage, captured from the drummer's perspective, clearly features Johnson playing this guitar throughout the entire performance. Additionally, Johnson has affirmed the use of this guitar on their first and self-titled albums during various interviews.

A photograph taken during a recording session at Pachyderm Studios in Canon Falls confirms that Joseph Johnson used a Fender Custom Shop '59 Esquire for the lead guitar overdubs on Stoney Point's upcoming record. Johnson has previously stated, "This is my dream guitar."

In an Instagram post by stoneypointband commemorating a year since their self-titled album, a performance clip shows a green DOD FX75C Stereo Flanger barely visible on stage next to Guy Grengs. Joseph Johnson has since confirmed that the pedal is now directly on his board instead of being under Guy's control.

In the YouTube video titled "Hazel Morning / Fossils - Live @ Pillar Forum 8/19/24," Antonio Davis is seen playing the Ludwig Accent 5-Piece Drum Set during a performance with his band Stoney Point. The video was recorded by Antonio Davis himself and is available on the Stoney Point YouTube channel.

In the video "Hazel Morning / Fossils - Live @ Pillar Forum 8/19/24" on YouTube, Antonio Davis is seen using a Zildjian 17" A Thin Crash, which is positioned to the right and behind the snare drum. The video was recorded by Davis himself and is part of the Regional Self-Titled Tour documentation, uploaded by Stoney Point.

In the performance video titled "Hazel Morning / Fossils - Live @ Pillar Forum 8/19/24" by Stoney Point on YouTube, Tyler Ramirez is seen playing a Fender Aerodyne Jazz Bass during the show.

In a photograph taken during a show at Cadenza Studio, Guy Grengs is seen adjusting settings on his Boss PS-2 Digital Pitch Shifter/Delay pedal. This is the same pedal used for treatments on Stoney Point's studio self-titled record. The image serves as proof of his use of this specific gear.