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In a photo from the recording of blink-182's Take Off Your Pants And Jacket, Jerry Finn is seen with Tom Delonge, who is playing the Gibson Explorer Gothic II.

In an Instagram post, Travis Stever showcases his Dunable Gnarwhal guitar, which is equipped with Mojotone pickups and a Bigsby bridge.

Fernanda Takai began using the Rickenbacker 620 Electric Guitar in 1998 during the tour and for the album cover of "Televisão de Cachorro." Although she stopped using it by 1999 for unknown reasons, the guitar remains in her possession. It can be seen hanging on the wall of her home, as shown in the video "Pato Fu - Sobre o Tempo (ao vivo)" from the 1998 show "Televisão de Cachorro," available on the Rede Minas Memória channel.

Geoff Nicholls is confirmed to have used a Mellotron M400, as evidenced by a photo available on Equipboard.

In an interview with John Carpenter on The Magnificent Others, Billy Corgan confirmed his use of the EMS Synthi 100 by stating, "I even have a Synthi 100, if you know what that is," at approximately 29:31 in the conversation. https://youtu.be/rplUUvh4eXo?si=DwE8KNOKbwvpY8xz&t=1771

The Johnny Reb Tele-Acoustic guitar was owned by guitarist Mike Campbell, as evidenced by a listing on Reverb.com. The listing described the guitar as having some general scuffs and scratches, with wear and checking on the binding, a large scratch on the back, and functioning pickups.

In an interview with Bass Magazine, Trevor Weekz discusses his use of the Electro-Harmonix Deluxe Bass Big Muff Pi Fuzz at 10:26, stating he uses it for distortion and appreciates its "meatiness" compared to other distortion pedals.

In an interview with Bass Magazine, Trevor Weekz mentions at 10:03 that he uses the Aguilar Filter Twin V2 Dual Bass Envelope Filter Pedal, highlighting its responsiveness, low end, and dynamics.

In his interview with Bass Magazine, Trevor Weekz demonstrates his use of the pandaMidi Future Impact V3 pedal at the 8:13 mark. He mentions that he appreciates its synth sounds and tracking ability, and specifically notes using it on Goose's tracks "Animal" and "Factory Fiction."

In an interview with Bass Magazine, Trevor Weekz demonstrates his use of the DOD Meatbox Reissue at 7:37, describing how he enjoys it for its "crazy lows" and sub synth sounds. He notes the sensitivity of the knobs and humorously recalls an incident where he inadvertently blasted the front row audience.

Mike Campbell is confirmed to own a Rockbridge Custom Acoustic guitar, as evidenced by the listing on Reverb. The guitar, with serial number 232/10, shows light scuffs and scratches and features custom inlays with the words "Rock," "Fabulous," and "Mike Campbell."

In an interview with Bass Magazine, Trevor Weekz is observed at the 5:29 mark using a Boss GEB-7 Bass Equalizer pedal on his board. He mentions that it runs into his Empress Compressor to achieve "good lows."

Mike Campbell is confirmed to own a Gretsch G5034TFT SVS Rancher with Bigsby, as evidenced by a listing on Reverb.com. The guitar is noted for being in excellent condition and features both a neck and bridge pickup, which suggests a custom modification, as most models typically include only a neck pickup.

In an interview with Bass Magazine, Trevor Weekz demonstrates his use of the Empress Compressor at 5:13, stating that he appreciates it for enhancing dance grooves, sustain, and slapping when used in conjunction with an EQ pedal.

In his interview with Bass Magazine, Trevor Weekz demonstrates his use of the Electro-Harmonix Freeze Sound Retainer pedal at 5:07, stating that he appreciates its "perpetual sustain."

At the 9-second mark in the video titled "QUARTZ - Can't Say No - Look Hear 1979" on YouTube, Geoff Nicholls is visibly using a Korg MiniKorg-700 during a live performance with the band Quartz. This video was uploaded by the user tomnook111.