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According to his artist page on the official MESA/Boogie® website, guitarist Dave Rosin uses the Mesa/Boogie Mark V 90-Watt Tube Head.

My Boogie MARK FIVE's have been a staple of my live sound for many tours of duty.

According to his artist page on the official MESA/Boogie® website, guitarist Worth Weaver uses the Mesa/Boogie CabClone Cabinet Simulator.

According to his artist page on the official MESA/Boogie® website, guitarist Worth Weaver uses the Mesa/Boogie Dual Rectifier Solo Head.

According to his artist page on the official MESA/Boogie® website, bassist Kai Stephens uses the Mesa/Boogie Standard PowerHouse 4x12.

Frank Black is confirmed to use the Healy Guitars Healer, as evidenced by an Instagram post from Healy Guitars. The post details the creation of a custom Healer guitar specifically for him, featuring unique elements such as one of his wisdom teeth and maple wood sourced from his own property. This guitar was crafted with a hum-cancelling bridge pickup and a vibrant neck pickup, tailored to Black's preferences. The post also mentions that this is the second Healer guitar made for him, and he has been seen performing with it during live shows in 2023.

Black Francis, the Pixies frontman, is confirmed to use the Healy Guitars Healer. This is evidenced by an Instagram post from Healy Guitars, which states they crafted a custom Healer guitar for him, incorporating unique features such as one of his wisdom teeth and maple from his property. Additionally, Black Francis is seen performing with this guitar during live performances from 2023.

Bassist Josh Paul is confirmed to use the Ernie Ball Music Man DarkRay 4, as he is prominently featured in promotional content on the Ernie Ball website and demonstrates the instrument in a video titled "Ernie Ball Music Man: The DarkRay 4 in Starry Night," produced by Ernie Ball on YouTube. He is using this guitar on multiple videos across the internet in social media, on his instagram channel. He recently was interviewed on Scott's Bass Lessons where he specifically mentioned this is his main instrument.

Nikita Kislov used the Orange Getaway Driver Overdrive Pedal during a concert in Ufa on April 23, 2026, as evidenced by the image provided.

Jason Martin is confirmed to be using a Roland JC-160 Jazz Chorus, as evidenced by a live performance video titled "Starflyer 59: Live at Club 704B, Memphis, TN (11/9/94)" on YouTube, uploaded by Brimstone Chronicles.

Jason Martin is confirmed to be using a Fender Jazzmaster, as evidenced in the YouTube video titled "Starflyer 59: Live at Club 704B, Memphis, TN (11/9/94)" by Brimstone Chronicles.

Terry Watkinson is confirmed to use the ARP 2800 Odyssey Rev1, as evidenced by an inner sleeve image from the Anthem/Capitol 1979 album "Live Magnetic Air," where the ARP Odyssey MK 1 is pictured atop a Yamaha YC 30 organ. This information is credited to the "Max Webster High Class Book" by Bob Wegner

Terry Watkinson is shown using a Yamaha YC-30 organ in a 1979 setup for "Million Vacations," as confirmed by a photo provided by Bob Wegner in the Max Webster: High Class book. The setup includes an ARP Odyssey placed on top of the Yamaha YC-30, with a Yamaha CS-80 or CS-60 visible at his right hand.

Nathan and Matt's current studio is quite compact, and is still based around Cubase VST running on a fast PC with an Event Gina soundcard. Most of the processing is done using Sound Forge, though I did spot an Alesis MidiVerb III on the shelf above a Focusrite Compounder and a Dbx Project 1 compressor. "The Compounder is great and the bottom end control really works well to pump up the bass, but the Dbx doesn't seem to do much at all," admits Nathan.

"The keyboard rig in the Meode studio: from top, Roland D20, Ensoniq SQ1 Plus, Music Quest MIDI interface, Roland JV1080, Akai S3000 sampler, Roland JP8000."

A image of Nathan McCree showcasing his Sound Forge session in a interview at soundonsound, while editing his music for a cutscene from Tomb Raider 2 via a screencap from his PC back when.