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In a photo shared on Instagram by Gosha Pinchuk, the Supro 1812R Blues King 12 is clearly visible, also mentioned by him in the description.

In a photo shared on Instagram by Gosha Pinchuk, the Fender JB-65 / JB-66 Jazz Bass Reissue MIJ is clearly visible, also mentioned by him in the description.

In a photo shared on Instagram by Gosha Pinchuk, the Fender Classic Player Jaguar Special HH is clearly visible, also mentioned by him in the description.

In a photo shared on Instagram by Gosha Pinchuk, the Fender MIJ Jazzmaster JM62 is clearly visible, also mentioned by him in the description.

In a photo shared on Instagram by Gosha Pinchuk, the Moog DFAM - Drummer From Another Mother is clearly visible, also mentioned by him in the description.

In a photo shared by Gosha Pinchuk on Instagram, his pedalboard is clearly visible, featuring the Hudson Electronics Broadcast Dual Foot Switch. This is confirmed by Pinchuk's caption, where he lists the Hudson Electronics Broadcast Dual Foot Switch among the equipment used for recording his solo EP.

Gosha Pinchuk uses the Electro-Faustus EF103 Guitar Disruptor, as confirmed by a photo he shared on Instagram showing his pedalboard. In the accompanying caption, Pinchuk explicitly lists the EF103 among the equipment he is using to record his solo EP.

In a photo shared by Gosha Pinchuk on Instagram, his pedalboard is clearly visible, featuring the Death By Audio Exit Index. This is confirmed by Pinchuk's caption, where he lists the Exit Index among the equipment used for recording his solo EP.

In a photo shared by Gosha Pinchuk on Instagram, his pedalboard is clearly visible, featuring the Boss CH-1 Super Chorus. This is confirmed by Pinchuk's caption, where he lists the BOSS CH-1 among the equipment used for recording his solo EP.

Gosha Pinchuk uses the Boss DD-7 Digital Delay, as evidenced by a photo on his Instagram account where his pedalboard, including the DD-7, is clearly visible. In the caption, he confirms its use by listing it alongside other gear.

In a photo shared by Gosha Pinchuk on Instagram, his pedalboard is clearly visible, featuring the Dwarfcraft Devices Eau Claire Thunder fuzz pedal, also mentioned by him in the caption.

"Used on stage while touring with Lovecats, a Cure tribute band with members of The Bouncing Souls and Let It Burn, as well as touring with Reggie and The Full Effect. I also used this bass while writing and recording songs for Stomachaches and Parachutes." - Frank

In a concert photo posted on Facebook by Amusement Parks On Fire, Michael Feerick is seen playing a Gibson SG.

In an interview with Sloucher.org, Michael Feerick reveals that he, along with other band members of Amusement Parks on Fire, uses the Line 6 Tonecore Echo Park delay pedal. Feerick states: "‘Echo Park’ is the name of the delay pedal that 4 of us use, named after the part of LA where we incidentally stayed when we arrived, and where I still actually do most of my hanging out."

Jeremy Wrenn is confirmed to use the Death By Audio Total Sonic Annihilation With Footswitchable Boost / Fine Tuning / Volume Limiter (Custom Project), as supported by a post on Airiel's Facebook page and documentation on the Death By Audio website.

For “she will only bring you happiness” (20:38) during Mclusky’s 2026 KEXP set, Falkous plays a Vintera II telecaster deluxe with a Strat-style vibrato bridge.

This Instagram post of Stanton Edward's pedalboard in 2015 shows an MXR Phase 90.

Jamie Reynolds uses a custom-made bass guitar, featuring a Rickenbacker-style body, jazz bass pickups, and a Fender-style neck, as evidenced by a Getty Images photograph captured during the Klaxons' 2014 performances.