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Mark Younger-Smith uses the Vox AC15 and a 2x12" Cabinet - Limited White Bronco as his main amplifier setup for both live performances and studio recordings, as evidenced by the image provided.

Mark Younger-Smith used a white Gibson Les Paul Custom Electric Guitar while touring with Billy Idol, as evidenced by an image available on Equipboard.

Mark Younger-Smith shared an image of his Gibson Les Paul Standard on his Instagram.

Mark Younger-Smith uses a Voodoo Lab Pedal Power 2 PLUS to power his pedal board, as evidenced by an image available on Equipboard.

Mark Younger-Smith has an MXR Tap Tempo Switch M199 on his board, as evidenced by an image on Equipboard.

Mark Younger-Smith uses the Dunlop QZ1 Cry Baby Q Zone Fixed Wah, as evidenced by its presence on his pedalboard in the provided image.

Mark Younger-Smith uses the Dunlop FFM6 Band Of Gypsys Fuzz Face Mini, as evidenced by its presence on his pedalboard in the image.

Mark Younger-Smith uses a Boss ES-8 Effects Switching System on his board, as evidenced by an image available on Equipboard.

Mark Younger-Smith is confirmed to use the Source Audio Nemesis Delay, as evidenced by a photograph showing the pedal on his board.

In this video you can see Eric Judy playing a Hot Rod Red MIJ Jaguar Bass with a matching headstock. (You'll also hear a superior version of 'Pups To Dust')

Eric swapped his vintage P Bass out for the Jaguar sometime in 2011, his last year with the band.

In the article "Kraftklub – Ins Schwarze" published by Sound & Recording, Karl Schumann confirms using the Death By Audio Fuzz War during the recording process of "In Schwarz".

In the article "Kraftklub – Ins Schwarze" published by Sound & Recording, it is mentioned that guitarist Karl Schumann used the TC Electronic SCF Stereo Chorus Flanger during the recording process of "In Schwarz."

In the article "Kraftklub – Ins Schwarze" published by Sound & Recording, Karl Schumann mentions using the Vox Joe Satriani Time Machine Delay Pedal during the recording process of "In Schwarz".

The Eventide Knife Drop can be confirmed as part of Mark Younger-Smith's gear setup, as evidenced by an image showing it on his board.

A photograph shows an Eventide H9 Max on Mark Younger-Smith's pedalboard.