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In a recent photo of Barry Quinlan's pedalboard, he is clearly using the JHS Clover, as evidenced by the image available on Equipboard.

In a recent photo of Barry Quinlan's pedalboard, he is seen using the Boss TU-3 Chromatic Tuner.

In a recent photo of Barry Quinlan's pedalboard, he can be seen using an MXR M134 Stereo Chorus, as evidenced by the image provided.

In a recent photo of Barry Quinlan's pedalboard, the Electro-Harmonix Holy Grail Nano can be clearly seen, confirming his use of this reverb effects pedal.

Baz Quinlan uses a 1968 fender Mustang for songs in standard/half step down tuning. The guitar has been routed for a humbucker in the bridge and is loaded with a Bare Knuckle in the bridge and a later Fender pickup in the neck. The controls have been modified to a three way switch on the control plate, single volume and coil tap. Added brass nut and changed Schaller tuners. As evidenced by the listing when it was last sold: https://www.someneckguitars.com/products/fender-mustang-natural-refinish-1968

In an Instagram post by Fairlane Guitars, they showcase a custom Aged Shell Pink Zephyr guitar specifically built for Baz Quinlan of Bleech 9:3.

In the video titled "Tips for better Picking technique" by Alex Hutchings on YouTube, Alex Hutchings is using a Waghorn Guitars NuVo.

In the YouTube video titled "Tips for Better Picking Technique," Alex Hutchings demonstrates at 1:11 that he uses Dunlop Tortex Sharp 0.88mm Guitar Picks.

Chris Wolstenholme is confirmed to use the Markbass Super Synth pedal on the track "Unravelling," as stated by Muse's co-producer Aleks von Korff in an Instagram post.

During his performance in Brazil, Kevin Jonas is seen playing a Gibson Hummingbird Studio, as evidenced by the image provided.

Nick Jonas is confirmed to be using a Gibson Custom Shop CS-356 since 2023, as evidenced by a TikTok video by the user shireen, which captures him playing the guitar.

“It’s me that starts and stops the music. I use an open-source audio player called Foobar. Technically, I suppose I am doing some work.”

During the 2010 Invented tour, a fan obtained one of Rick Burch's picks, which was identified as a Dunlop Tortex Triangle Guitar Pick 0.88mm, evidenced by the image showing a green triangle pick.