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Used at Sunset Sound Studio 3 from 2024-2025 as confirmed by drummer Mario Valdez's recordings of the facility.

Charley Crockett has been confirmed to use the Deering Sierra 5-String Banjo primarily in his recordings from 2020 to 2023, as reported by Joseph Hudak in Rolling Stone's article, "Charley Crockett Skewers the Nashville Star-Making Machine in ‘Music City USA’."

Charley Crockett is confirmed to use the RCA 77-DX microphone, as evidenced by its use at Norman Petty Studios, where it was employed for recordings by artists such as Buddy Holly, Waylon Jennings, Roy Orbison, and more.

Charley Crockett utilized the Altec Lansing 1567A Tube Mixer during the recording of his 2026 album ‘Clovis’ at Norman Petty Studios, as documented by Norman Petty Studios.

Charley Crockett began using the Magnatone Twilighter Stereo 22+22-Watt 2x12" Guitar Amp Half Stack in 2025. This equipment is also utilized by all the Blue Drifters. The proof of this usage was provided by Magnatone Amplifiers through an Instagram post on August 12, 2025, which includes a photo of Charley Crockett with his custom-built Twilighter head and 2x12 Vertical Extension Cabinet, accompanied by the caption: "Charley Crockett is on the road with his custom-built Twilighter head and 2x12 Vertical Extension Cabinet. Hear Charley and his Magnatone this summer."

The Vox AD120VT Combo Amplifier was owned by guitarist Mike Campbell. Although it is missing the Valvetronix badge, it is identifiable by its blue cloth grille, and the model number AD120VT is visible on the back. This information is supported by a listing on Reverb.com titled "Vox Digital Effects Owned by Mike Campbell."

Charley Crockett uses a K-Line Truxton for both lead and rhythm sections, as confirmed by a post on Facebook.

KAVARI is confirmed to use Ableton Live, as evidenced by a post on her Instagram account (kavarikavarikavari) dated July 30th, 2024, where the software is visible in slide 4 of the post.

Mike Campbell uses the Fender 'Brownface' Bassman 6G6A/B (1962-1964), as confirmed by its listing on Reverb. The amplifier, identifiable by Serial: BP03588, and its matching 2x12 cabinet are noted for having minor cosmetic blemishes and a slightly scratchy volume knob on the "Normal" side, which reflects typical wear from extensive use.

In a masterclass at Abbey Road Institute Paris, Brad Buxer mentioned using the Roland TR-909 Rhythm Composer for the kick drum in "Stranger in Moscow," a highlight of which was shared by Abbey Road Institute Sydney on Instagram.

...for "Stranger in Moscow-" for the kick I used a 909 drum with an 8th note delay but everything else is synthetic- made from his beatbox.

This Fender "custom" Vibrolux Reverb is owned by Mike Campbell

Serial: AB007746 The grill cloth on this one is pretty tattered and torn all over. The speakers are in good shape and this amp sounds killer! The tolex has a few small rips here and there as well but not nearly as bad as the grill cloth. Comes with the foot switch to control both the reverb ad tremolo, both of which still function

Mike Campbell is confirmed to own and use a Line 6 Flextone II 60-Watt 1x12" Digital Modeling Guitar Combo, as evidenced by a listing on Reverb.com. The amplifier has a strip of tape on the top indicating Campbell's desired settings, and it comes with a road case and a Line 6 floorboard.

The Heathkit TA-16 amplifier was owned by guitarist Mike Campbell as his first guitar amp, as confirmed by the listing on Reverb.com titled "Heathkit TA-16 Owned by Mike Campbell."

This Magnatone Custom M10 was owned by Mike Campbell.

The Fender Cyber Twin SE amplifier is confirmed to be owned by guitarist Mike Campbell, as verified by a listing on Reverb.

This National Val-Pro was owned by Mike Campbell.

In the provided photo, Allan Holdsworth is seen using an Ibanez 2471 Single Cutaway Solid Carved Acoustic Archtop.