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In the video titled "Atomic Rooster - Sleeping For Years & Vug (Live)" on YouTube, John Du Cann is seen playing a modified Fender Telecaster, characterized by a custom pickguard and a replaced neck pickup. This performance was recorded for 'Beat Club' on August 15, 1970. Additionally, images on https://www.flyguitars.com/interviews/mickhawksworth2.php, featuring the band Andromeda recording, show John Du Cann holding a Telecaster, identifiable by its narrow headstock shape.

Thijs Van Leer can be seen playing a Hammond M-100 Organ in this 1971 recording of "Eruption" by Focus.

Ryan Key can be seen using a Fender Telecaster Deluxe, which has been modified to include two red-finished humbuckers, as evidenced by a photo posted by gear.182 on Instagram.

According to this website, John Paul Jones used his own Hammond M-100 Organ in the tracks "You Shook Me" and "Your Time Is Gonna Come" from the debut album from 1969.

Alan Park can be seen playing a Hammond A-100 Organ in this 1971 live version of "Time Machine" at Beat Club

John Evans can be seen playing a Hammond E-Series Tonewheel organ at around 1:28, though this performance from 1978 was playback.

This video shows John Evan playing on a Hammond C3

Julian Lage can be seen playing and talking about his Nachocaster equipped with a Ron Ellis Ellisonic pickup in many of his live performances and interviews, including this on Premier Guitar: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JQRWM0cqkS4&t=130s

Nachocaster guitars are meticulously crafted vintage T-style replicas built by Nacho Baños. This specific guitar is loaded with a Ron Ellis Ellisonic pickup in the neck position. Modeled after the classic DeArmond Dynasonic design, the Ellisonic pickup provides Julian Lage with the incredible acoustic-like clarity, touch sensitivity, and note separation that defines his signature tone.