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In the video "Vance Powell: Recording Rock" by Sound On Sound magazine, at 32:03, the Coil Audio CA-286 preamp modules are visibly integrated into a rack case in Vance Powell's studio.

In the video titled "Vance Powell: Recording Rock" by Sound On Sound magazine, at timestamp 0:26, a Boss DM-100 Delay Machine is visibly placed in a lower rack behind music producer and audio engineer Vance Powell.

In this article, Jim Mayer confirms using the Kala U-Bass Mahogany. The exact model is mentioned in his artist page on the official Kala website.

Everybody I’ve played it for or played it with just can not believe how huge the tone is out of that tiny instrument. It still sounds enormous!

In the video titled "Vance Powell: Recording Rock" by Sound On Sound magazine, at the 26-second mark, the ART Dual MP Hybrid Pre-amp is visible in a lower rack positioned behind music producer and audio engineer Vance Powell.

In the Sound On Sound magazine video titled "Vance Powell: Recording Rock," at the 0:26 mark, a pair of Universal Audio M610 Tube Microphone Preamplifiers is visible in a lower rack positioned behind music producer and audio engineer Vance Powell.

In the video titled "Vance Powell: Recording Rock" by Sound On Sound magazine, at 0:07, a Lexicon M93 Prime Time Digital Delay Processor is visibly stacked on top of a rack behind Vance Powell in his studio.

In the video titled "Vance Powell: Recording Rock" by Sound On Sound magazine, an Apple Magic Trackpad is visible at 0:07, positioned on top of a rack behind music producer and audio engineer Vance Powell in his studio.

In the video titled "Vance Powell: Recording Rock" by Sound On Sound magazine, an Apple Magic Keyboard is visible at the 0:07 mark on top of a rack behind Vance Powell in his studio.

In the video titled "Vance Powell: Recording Rock" by Sound On Sound magazine, at the 0:04 mark, a Crown D-75 Power Amplifier is visible stacked behind Vance Powell's mixing desk.

According to his artist page on the official MESA/Boogie® website, guitarist Jason Kui uses the Mesa/Boogie Rectifier Standard 4x12'' Straight.

In the video titled "Vance Powell: Recording Rock" by Sound On Sound magazine, at the 0:04 mark, an API 2500+ Stereo Bus Compressor is visibly stacked behind music producer and audio engineer Vance Powell's mixing desk.

In the video titled "Vance Powell: Recording Rock" by Sound On Sound magazine, at the 0:04 mark, a Crane Song Avocet Stereo Monitor Controller is visibly placed on Vance Powell's mixing desk.

Took this picture during the illion tour in 2024.

In the video titled "Vance Powell: Recording Rock" by Sound On Sound magazine, Vance Powell, a renowned music producer and audio engineer, is seen showcasing his studio setup at 38:42. Among the reverb units displayed on a shelf is the Sansui RA-990 Reverberation Amplifier, confirming its use in his equipment lineup.

In the video titled "Vance Powell: Recording Rock," produced by Sound On Sound magazine, a pair of Universal Audio LA-3A Dual Leveling Amplifiers is visibly placed in a rack behind Vance Powell at the 0:07 mark. Powell later discusses these amplifiers in detail at 24:10.

At 21:45 in the video titled "Vance Powell: Recording Rock" by Sound On Sound magazine, music producer and audio engineer Vance Powell demonstrates the use of the Universal Audio 1176 Classic Limiting Amplifier Blue Stripe plugin while deconstructing the track "Loaded Dice & Buried Money."