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In the concert video, René van Barneveld is using a Marshall ShredMaster pedal, identifiable by the white knob visible in the photo, distinguishing it from the Drivemaster, which has a red knob.

In a live session, Renè van Barneveld is seen using the Maestro Stage Phaser, as evidenced by the source image which confirms the use of this specific gear instead of the Maestro Parametric Filter MPF-1.

In the YouTube video titled "Jane Remover Frailty project file break-down," at the timestamp 1:47:50, Jane Remover mentions that she used the Sonic Charge Bitspeek plugin on the master track of her song "movies for guys."

In the video "DIO - Heaven And Hell (Live 1986)" by DIO SAVA on YouTube, Craig Goldy can be seen playing a white B.C. Rich Warlock NJ Series guitar. The identification is based on the control layout and hardware characteristic of the 1980s NJ Warlock model.

In this article on the official MESA/Boogie website, it is mentioned that Cody Wright used a Mesa Boogie Rectifier 120-Watt 2x12" Compact Guitar Speaker Cabinet.

In the YouTube video titled "Tone Sessions: Cody Wright – TC-100™ / Subway D-800+ – 'Blues for the Crown'", it is confirmed at the 0:11 mark that bassist Cody Wright uses the Mesa/Boogie Triple Crown TC-100 Guitar Amp Head.

According to Cody Wright's artist page on the official MESA/Boogie® website, he uses the Mesa Boogie Subway DI-Preamp.

In a video produced by MESA/Boogie titled "Tone Sessions: Cody Wright – Subway D-800+ and Ultra-Lite 2x10 & 1x12," bassist Cody Wright is shown using the Mesa Boogie Subway® Ultra-Lite 1x12 Bass Cabinet.

In a video produced by MESA/Boogie titled "Tone Sessions: Cody Wright – Subway D-800+ and Ultra-Lite 2x10 & 1x12," bassist Cody Wright is shown using the Mesa Boogie Subway® Ultra-Lite 2x10 Bass Cabinet. The video features Wright performing a multi-loop jam called “Boogie Man” to demonstrate the amplifier's capabilities.

In a video produced by MESA/Boogie, bassist Cody Wright is shown using the Mesa Boogie Subway® D-800+™ Bass Amplifier. The video, titled "Tone Sessions: Cody Wright – Subway D-800+ and Ultra-Lite 2x10 & 1x12," features Wright performing a multi-loop jam called “Boogie Man” to highlight the amplifier's capabilities.

At 1:08 you can see a Carpet RG100ES with a replaced logo on Kyles side of this music video(Now if he used this to record the record I don’t know yet)

How I can tell the amp is what it is is the control Layout(5 light grey knobs and then 4 darker knobs) and I personally own the less wattage RG80ES carpet

The light grey knobs(assuming stock) put that amp post 1985 so most likely made 1985-1990.