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In this 2023 Reverb listing from The Official Frank Lero of My Chemical Romance Reverb Shop, a Univox U65RN is listed with the following quote from Frank:

"I love smaller combo amps, they record so well and each one is a little bit different and quirky in its own way. If I’m out on the road and I stumble across one that I’ve never seen before, I simply have to grab it because you never know which one is gonna be pure studio magick. These unfortunately fall under the 'wish I could keep them all, but probably best to pass along the magick while I’m around to do so' category." - Frank

"These volume pedals are always on my pedal boards, ever since I was a teenager. Tuner and volume pedal are as essential as having a guitar and an amp for me. It's a quick way to adjust the output level as well as tone on the fly while you’re busy playing and or singing. Also, for me it's a comforting feeling to be able to rest my foot on it near a mic stand to know where I am at all times (as I tend to close my eyes quite a bit while playing shows). All of these pedals have been used on stage and or to record. I never not have one, and they are all signed or drawn on, because I’m silly like that." - Frank

Tom Barman uses a Taylor 616ce acoustic guitar, which features maple back and sides, as evidenced by the image provided.

In a YouTube video titled "Palaye Royale - Good Luck, Babe! by Chappell Roan (Live sur OÜI FM)," Sebastian Danzig is seen using a sticker-bombed, left-handed version of the Cort AD880CE-NS guitar.

Malcolm Todd is confirmed to use a Fender Custom Shop Limited Edition '64 Stratocaster Journeyman Relic, as evidenced by his live performance of "I Saw Your Face" for triple j's Like A Version, where this guitar is prominently featured. The instrument is finished in Aged Burgundy Mist Metallic and includes a 1963 "C" shape quartersawn maple neck, a dark AAA-grade round-lam rosewood fingerboard with vintage clay dots, and a mint green pickguard. It is equipped with hand-wound single-coil pickups, which contribute to the mid-60s Fender tones heard in Todd's performance. This information is verified by the source provided by triple j on YouTube.

Me’Shell Ndegéocello is known to have played a Gibson Les Paul Bass LPB-3 during the 1990s, as evidenced by her appearances with the instrument in various photos and live performances. This is further supported by a video from Scott's Bass Lessons on YouTube titled "3 🔥🔥🔥 MESHELL NDEGEOCELLO MOMENTS," where she is seen using this specific bass guitar.

"Used on stage by James Dewees while touring with My Chem and by me while touring with Death Spells. Signed." - Frank

"These volume pedals are always on my pedal boards, ever since I was a teenager. Tuner and volume pedal are as essential as having a guitar and an amp for me. It's a quick way to adjust the output level as well as tone on the fly while you’re busy playing and or singing. Also, for me it's a comforting feeling to be able to rest my foot on it near a mic stand to know where I am at all times (as I tend to close my eyes quite a bit while playing shows). All of these pedals have been used on stage and or to record. I never not have one, and they are all signed or drawn on, because I’m silly like that." - Frank

In the video titled "Wet Leg Echoes with Jehnny Beth" by Jérôme AGLS on YouTube, Ellis Durand can be seen using the Ibanez TS9 Tube Screamer at the 10:38 mark.

In the video "Wet Leg - Chaise Longue (Live) | Vevo DSCVR Artists To Watch 2022," Ellis Durand is seen using the Boss TU-3 Chromatic Tuner at the 8-second mark and at various other points throughout the performance.