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Started as a Highway One Tele, but nearly everything minus the body and bridge plate has been swapped out over the years

Dexter Holland utilizes the Ibanez TS9 Tube Screamer to achieve a distinctive mid-boosted overdrive tone, particularly evident in the song "You're Gonna Go Far, Kid." This information is confirmed by Jacob from Rock Guitar Universe.

Dexter Holland is confirmed to use the Mesa/Boogie Dual Rectifier 100W 3-channel Solo Head (Multi-Watt) for its thick, crunchy tones and edgy sound, as reported by Jacob on Rock Guitar Universe.

Dexter Holland utilizes the Vox AC30 Guitar Combo Amp as part of his equipment, as confirmed by Rock Guitar Universe.

Dexter Holland primarily uses a Marshall JCM2000 Dual Super Lead for his rhythm guitar recordings, in combination with a VOX AC30. According to Rock Guitar Universe, he enhances his tone by cranking up the gain and relies heavily on these amplifiers, often foregoing the use of pedals.

According to Rock Guitar Universe, Dexter Holland uses the Gibson P-90 Single Coil with Soapbar Cover Pickup in his Gibson SG guitar.

In this Instagram post, Frank talks about an exclusive purple version of this pick hidden away with his signature strings. He also mentioned his usage of it on the song "Got the Time".

In this Instagram post, you can see 3 Ashdown 8x10s behind Frank

This Teisco Heit Deluxe is owned by Frank Iero

"This guitar was smashed while touring with Pencey Prep." - Frank

In a photo shared by Patrick Holland on Twitter, he is seen using an Arturia BeatStep Pro along with an OP-1 and a modular rig. The image was captioned "New anxiety dream unlocked" by the artist.

In a Twitter post by Patrick Holland (@ppatrickholland), he is photographed using the Teenage Engineering OP-1 Field alongside a modular rig and Beatstep Pro, captioned "New anxiety dream unlocked."

Michael Beinhorn, producer of Soundgarden's Superunknown album, confirmed at 13:50 in a YouTube video by Produce Like A Pro that the dbx 120X-DS Digital Series Subharmonic Synthesizer was used to process the drums and bass, enhancing the low end. This processing is audible in the isolated bass track of "Spoonman," played by Ben Shepherd.

In an Instagram post by @churchofmiseryofficial, Tatsu Mikami is seen using the Way Huge Smalls Doom Hammer Fuzz, confirming his use of this specific gear.

This Fender Deluxe Amp (Non-Reverb Black Panel) is owned by Gilby Clarke

Serial: A00780

Patrick Holland is confirmed to use the Make Noise Morphagene as part of his live modular rig, which he pairs with the Assimil8or in an Intellijel case. This confirmation comes from a photo he shared on Twitter, captioned "New anxiety dream unlocked."