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In this photo of Dave Burgess with the rest of the band members of The Liverpool Five on a cover art for a single they released in 1964 called "Tokyo / Skinny Minny" you can see that the Fender Precision Bass Fiesta Red is there on the picture with Dave and he also used it in a film from 1964 called "Happy End Am Wörthersee" and it's probably evident that he has used the bass in performances and shows during that early era of The Liverpool Five and it could be possible that he used it on their albums "Arrive" and "Out Of Sight" but its probably most likely used on another album from earlier of theirs called "Tokio International" from 1965.

In a photograph, Pharmakon is clearly using the Behringer Eurorack MX 802A mixer.

In the video titled "Dodgy - So Let Me Go Far (Live NPA Canal+)" by Pascal Burger on YouTube, Nigel Clark can be seen using the Epiphone EB-232 Rivoli bass guitar. The instrument is clearly visible throughout the video, particularly at the 0:22 mark.

In a photograph from a Facebook post by Andy Social Records, Adam Agius is shown performing live while using a Mesa/Boogie Dual Rectifier 100W 3-channel Solo Head (Multi-Watt) amplifier.

In a photo available on Discogs, Adam Agius can be seen playing a Schecter Hellraiser C-8 Limited - Diamond Series guitar.

In the video "POV: You’re A Pro Drummer On A HUGE World Tour," Gabe Helguera states at 5:23 that he is playing a Pearl Reference Series drum kit for their 2024 world tour.

In the YouTube video titled "You're A Drummer For A PRO Band," at the 17:45 mark, Gabe Helguera explains how he uses an iPad connected to a laptop offstage to run Ableton Live during their performances, as detailed by Drum Beats Online.

In the video titled "The Show Where Everything Went Wrong," Gabe Helguera mentions at 4:57 that he rented a Pearl Professional Maple 4-piece Shell Pack - Royal Blue Burst Stripe. This drum set included a 10-inch rack tom, and 13- and 16-inch floor toms, differing from his usual setup of 16- and 18-inch floor toms.

In the video "You're A Drummer For A PRO Band," at 5:42 Gabe states, "This is my electronic kit, the Pearl E/Merge," confirming his use of the Pearl E/Merge Electronic Drum Kit. The source of this information is the YouTube video provided by Drum Beats Online.

According to his artist page on the official KRK website, audio engineer Steve Marcantonio uses the KRK V6 Series 4 2-Way 6.5" Active Studio Monitors (Pair).

According to his artist page on the official KRK website, audio engineer Steve Marcantonio uses the KRK V4 Series 4 studio monitors.

The V-Series V4s may be little, but they sound huge!!

In the video "POV: You're a Pro Drummer for 24 Hours" at the 13:36 mark, Gabe Helguera states, "I use a drum throne called Porter & Davies that rumbles with my kick," confirming his use of the Porter & Davies BC2 Drum Throne. This information is provided by Drum Beats Online on YouTube.

In an interview with SongChecks, audio engineer Steve Marcantonio confirms using a AMS Neve 33609.

In an interview with SongChecks, audio engineer Steve Marcantonio confirms using a Thermionic Culture Fat Bastard Summing Mixer.

It is the best-sounding summing mixer out there with 4 stereo and 4 mono returns.

Beabadoobee is shown holding an Epiphone Coronet in Cherry finish in this photo.