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La legendaria guitarra vinculada a Miguel Mateos es una Schecter Telecaster negra de la era de los años 80. Este instrumento icónico marcó el sonido y la estética visual de la época más exitosa del rockero argentino junto a su banda ZAS.

At the 0:42 mark of the performance at the Festival de Viña del Mar in 1991, Miguel Mateos is seen using the Korg M1 keyboard. This is documented in the video provided by FESTIVALDEVINACHILE on YouTube, titled "Miguel Mateos, Es tan facil romper un corazón, Festival de Viña 1991."

Christopher Thorn uses his 1954 Martin 00-17 both on tour and while writing various songs, as confirmed in the "Gear Masters" episode by Digital Tour Bus on YouTube.

Jake Mears is confirmed to use the Dr. Z MAZ Senior Amplifier Head, as evidenced by a Facebook post featuring a photo of him with the amp.

Eric Schenkman confirms using a Pensa-Suhr 1989 Custom Stratocaster, as he personally requested John Suhr to build this unique guitar specifically for the Spin Doctors. In his own words, "This guitar... in 1989, I asked @johnsuhr to build me a strat for the spindocs... it was my main guitar on 'Pocketful of Kryptonite' and it was the last thing I grabbed for the new @spindoctorsband rekkid... glad I did cause it's my main guitar on this one too." The guitar was originally built by @mashinonyc at @rudysmusic and features a Wilkinson bridge installed by Rich Koerner in 1991, along with single coils wound by @lordthomasnilsen of @creamtguitars. This information is sourced directly from Eric Schenkman's Instagram post.

In a YouTube video titled "Shiner-Live Cafe 108 Edmond, Ok 1998," uploaded by Jim Skiniotes, at approximately 2:18, Allen Epley's pedal board is visible. The video zooms in, revealing the texture of the rubber foot pad that matches an Arion pedal. The layout on the face of the pedal corresponds solely to the Arion HU-8500 Stage Tuner. Notably, the pedal includes an aluminum-like finish around the tuner meter, distinguishing it from your average Arion Stage Tuner.

Can be seen playing in this photo, the "Winona" music video and others videos/photos.

In a YouTube video titled "Shiner-Live Cafe 108 Edmond, Ok 1998" by Jim Skiniotes, at approximately 2:18, there is a close-up of Allen Epley's pedal board. Although the video is too blurry to clearly read the label on the pedal, the spacing of the lettering and the color of the label match those of the Ibanez SoundTank PL5 Powerlead. This conclusion is further supported by the fact that the only other red label SoundTank pedal was a compressor, which does not match the letter spacing seen in the video.

Fender Telecaster Deluxe-style guitar used by Gee Rocha during live performances and studio content. The guitar’s dual-humbucker configuration delivers a thicker, more aggressive tone while retaining the articulation and attack typical of a Telecaster — fitting well with NX Zero’s mix of alternative rock, emo and post-hardcore influences.

In this video from the Music Tech Radar channel, which is renowned and well-known in the electro scene, Speedy J presents his method of composing and also showcases his studio.