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In the video titled "Stardust — Barry Harris inspired // Lage Lund" on YouTube, Lage Lund is seen using a Schottmueller "Little Leona" guitar.

According to the Westville Guitars artists page, guitarist Lage Lund is confirmed to use the Westville Prospect model.

In a Twitch video, Adam Parkzer is observed using a Fender PD-220E Dreadnought in aged cognac burst during his live stream cover of "L.G. Fuad" by Motion City Soundtrack. The video, titled "L.G. Fuad by Motion City Soundtrack - parkzer on Twitch," serves as proof of this usage.

In the Yamaha Backstage article “20年以上使い続ける愛機と最新機材を融合した野呂一生のギター・システム” (published in February 2022), Issei Noro's guitar rig includes a Korg DT-10 Chromatic Pedal Tuner.

The tuner can be seen as part of Noro's pedalboard and signal chain, where it serves as the primary tuning device for his live performances. The unit matches the Korg DT-10 by its distinctive pedal-style enclosure, large LED note display, and characteristic front-panel layout.

In the Yamaha Backstage article “HELIX導入でギターサウンドが激変!? 野呂一生の最新システム” (published on Yamaha Art Blog in April 2018), Issei Noro's live guitar rig is shown featuring a Line 6 Relay G70 Wireless System.

The article documents Noro's transition to a modern Line 6-based setup centered around the Helix platform. The Relay G70 can be seen as part of the signal chain, serving as the wireless front end for his guitar system. Its distinctive floor-based receiver/transmitter architecture, display layout, and integration with the Helix-era rig identify it as the Relay G70.

Albert King used the Acoustic Control Corporation G60-212 Model 111 amplifier during the recording of the album "In Session" with Stevie Ray Vaughan, which was recorded live for television on December 6, 1983. This is supported by information from a discussion on the TDPRI forum.

In the YouTube video “Casiopea 3rd - A･So･Bo Tour 2015 (カシオペア・サード)”, uploaded by T grace, Issei Noro can be seen using a Line 6 Relay G90 Rackmount Wireless System as part of his live guitar rig.

At approximately 16:58 into the video, the camera briefly shows Noro’s rack setup on stage. The upper rack unit can be identified as a Line 6 Relay G90 by its characteristic pair of front-mounted diversity antennas, dual RF signal meters on the left side of the front panel, central blue backlit display, rackmount format, and overall front-panel layout unique to the Relay G90 wireless receiver.

The Relay G90 appears to serve as the wireless front end of Noro’s touring rig, receiving the guitar signal before it is routed to the rest of his rack-based processing system.

In the YouTube video “Casiopea 3rd - A･So･Bo Tour 2015 (カシオペア・サード)”, uploaded by T grace, Issei Noro can be seen using a Line 6 POD HD Pro X as part of his live guitar rack system.

At approximately 16:58 into the video, the camera briefly shows Noro’s rack setup on stage. The rack-mounted unit can be identified as a Line 6 POD HD Pro X by its distinctive front panel layout, large blue central display, encoder arrangement, characteristic POD HD series design, and rackmount form factor.

The POD HD Pro X appears to be integrated into Noro’s touring rig during the A･So･Bo Tour 2015 era, likely serving as an amp modeling, effects processing, and signal-routing unit within his rack-based guitar system.

This James Trussart Jazzmaster is owned by Mike Campbell

There are some light scuffs and scratches. There is some tarnishing where your arm would rest. This is in otherwise great shape.

In a TikTok video by Mia, Damon Albarn is seen using a Shure KSM8 Dualdyne microphone during a Gorillaz concert in Italy.

In the first minute of the YouTube video titled "Classical Guitarist REACTS | Should You Buy a Córdoba Guitar?" by Sor Hands, also known as Cameron Fernandez, he is seen using the Beyerdynamic DT 770 PRO headphones.

Mike Campbell is confirmed to have owned a Gibson Les Paul Standard with a B-Bender, as evidenced by a listing on Reverb.com. The guitar shows signs of wear, including scratches, dents, scuffs, buckle rash on the back, and yellowed binding beginning to crack. The B-Bender was added later in the guitar's life, and there is a hole in the top from its installation. Notably, the instrument features one black pickup ring and one white pickup ring with some missing screws, and the tuning pegs have been replaced. The proof of ownership and condition details are provided by the listing titled "Gibson Les Paul Standard w/ B-Bender Owned by Mike Campbell" on Reverb.