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In this video, Matt from Machine Girl uses the Boss ODB-3 Bass OverDrive pedal.

In the video "Machine Girl live [Full show] @ Bi Nuu - Berlin 08.02.2026 [4K]" by Berlin Concert Connoisseur on YouTube, Matt from Machine Girl is seen using the Tech 21 SansAmp Bass Driver DI V2.

In the video titled "Machine Girl - Full Live Performance @ Club Soda Montreal 2026" on YouTube, Matt Stephenson of Machine Girl is shown using the MXR M234 Analog Chorus pedal during the performance. The video was uploaded by Bon Stock Full Safe and provides visual confirmation of the gear in use.

In a video of Mabe Fratti performing at Le Guess Who? 2024, she is seen using the pedal. The gear is clearly visible at the 03:29 mark, as shown in the supporting image from Equipboard.

You can see Corey using this pedal on top of the amp in this Instagram post

Corey is using this G Major guitar FX processor from TC Electronics in this instagram post

Corey is using this ENGL 4x12 as seen in this Trivium instagram post

You can see Corey using this amp in a Trivium instagram post

In this video on Trivium‘s official Instagram you can see Corey using a 6505-II amp head

According to his artist page on the official KRK website, audio engineer Steve Marcantonio uses the KRK V8 Series 4.

Recent images in the Machiavel archives confirm that Roland De Greef is using the Steinberger Spirit XT-2. This shift in equipment can be verified through the photographic evidence provided by Machiavel.

Mentioned in the liner notes to Access All Areas.

The Yamaha PF15, GS1 and FX20 are mentioned in the liner notes to Crazy Bird.

Roland De Greef is frequently seen holding a Rickenbacker 4001 Jetglo in photos from the 1970s and 1980s, particularly during live performances with Machiavel. Based on photographic evidence, it appears the bass features hi-gain pickups at both the neck and bridge, and the plastic pickup cover seems to have been removed. These details suggest a production date around 1973. He is also noted to have played with a pick during these performances. This information is supported by the source "Les groupes de rock belges des annees 1960 a 1980 - Biographie officielle des groupes rock - pop - Discographie des groupes belges."

The Yamaha PF15, GS1 and FX20 are mentioned in the liner notes to Crazy Bird.

In a video of Mabe Fratti performing at Le Guess Who? 2024, she is seen using a white version of a Moog Moogerfooger MF-102 Ring Modulator. The gear is clearly visible at the 03:29 mark, as shown in the supporting image from Equipboard.