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Clay Parton is confirmed to use the AMS Neve 33609, as evidenced by a post on Duster's official Instagram account, which features the equipment with the caption: "we didn’t have anything this nice in the olden days so what the fuck are we even doing but hey want to talk about weirdo equipment meow ok."

Clay Parton uses the Acustica Audio Cola, as shown in an Instagram post by Duster with the caption "fuk computers ok."

Clay Parton is confirmed to use the Ampex Corporation 351 Tape Machine, as shown in an Instagram post by the band Duster, where the equipment is visibly displayed.

Clay Parton is confirmed to use the Viking of Minneapolis BVU RP62, as shown in the Instagram post by Duster with the caption, "hi. it's been a long time but we are recording a little bit."

Clay Parton is confirmed to use the Coles Electroacoustics 4038, as evidenced by an Instagram post from Duster, which shows the equipment in use during a recording session.

Clay Parton uses the ART SP 4x4 Rackmount 8 Outlet Power Conditioner and Surge Protector, as evidenced by the equipment shown in a post on Duster's official Instagram account.

Clay Parton is confirmed to use Ashly SC-50 Compressors, as evidenced by the equipment shown in the Instagram post by Duster with the caption "the old phone."

Clay Parton uses the Mercury M72s, as evidenced by the equipment shown in the Instagram post by Duster with the caption "the old phone."

In an Instagram post by Duster, it is confirmed that Clay Parton uses the Univox U65RN, as the equipment is shown in the image shared with the caption "leaving for tour, come see us if we’re in your world lytb ok."

In an Instagram post by Duster, Clay Parton is shown using a Fender 'Silverface' Vibrolux Reverb (1970-1980) amplifier, confirming its use in their gear setup.

In an Instagram post by Duster, Clay Parton is shown using the Klemt Echolette E51, providing visual confirmation of his use of this equipment.

This cymbal is listed on Adrian's wikipedia page and this site

At 1:55 in his music video "Okinawa", Kadomatsu is seen using the Ensoniq TS-10.

Carl Wilson is frequently seen playing the Rickenbacker Rose Morris 1993/12, notably during performances on the Ed Sullivan Show and the TAMI Show. The guitar is identifiable as the 1993 model due to the distinctive f-hole on its body, as evidenced in the footage found in the YouTube video titled "The Beach Boys Dance, Dance, Dance Live - The TAMI Show" by 50s and 60s.

Paul Atkinson is documented using a Gretsch Nashville 6120-60 during a live performance of The Zombies' song "She's Not There" on the Hullabaloo TV Show in 1965. This is confirmed by the specific horseshoe shape on the top of the truss rod cover on the headstock, distinguishing it from an electromatic model. This performance is included in a digitally restored video by jarichards99utube on YouTube.