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In this snippet from a January 2002 issue of Guitar Player, Daron Malakian describes how he uses a Triple Rectifier both in live performances and in the studio sessions for Toxicity (which also produced Steal This Album). Other sources show that it only has the same amount of knobs present on a 2-channel, confirming that it is a Mesa/Boogie Triple Rectifier 2-Channel 150W Solo Head.

On the right side of this photo, the Ampeg SVT-AV can be seen being used by Shavo Odadjian. This photo comes from the studio sessions which resulted in the albums Toxicity and Steal This Album.

He also used the Ampeg SVT-AV live, as seen in the music video for Chop Suey at 1:28: https://youtu.be/CSvFpBOe8eY

Ben Kasica is seen using the GMP Roxie Deluxe Silver Sparkle guitar during the recording of Skillet's album "Comatose" and likely for "Collide." This guitar is prominently featured in the official video for "The Older I Get," as provided by Atlantic Records.

At 2:05 Josh says he uses the isp decimator 2 for his choice of noise gate

In the video "Josh Smith - Northlane - Gear Talk" by Tune Up, Josh Smith confirms at 1:35 that he uses the Radial Engineering BigShot™ ABY True Bypass Switcher for switching between a wireless pack and a guitar cable.

In the video titled "Moyses Kolesne gravando disco novo do @krisiunOfficial no Family Mob," at 1:54, Moyses Kolesne demonstrates the use of the Seymour Duncan Jupiter Rails pickup on his guitar. This video, provided by BANDMADE on YouTube, showcases the equipment used during the recording sessions in January 2022.

In the video titled "Cameran Nelson & Guardrail Damage Ahead 'Long Haired Country Boy' (Charlie Daniels cover)," Cameran Nelson is observed playing a Fender Telecaster. This video was uploaded by jtown3331 on YouTube, documenting the grand opening night at Texas Riverbed in Spring Branch, TX.

Rick Froberg is confirmed to use a Fender Telecaster, as evidenced by a photograph showing him with the instrument. He modified this guitar by installing an EMG humbucker in the bridge pickup and utilized it during performances and recordings for "Yank Crime."

Can be seen using one in this picture.

Fernando Rivas purchased the Vox AC15 VR amplifier after being inspired by watching the film "Bohemian Rhapsody," as discussed in the YouTube program "Fernando Rivas | 1er programa Quinto Ciclo | EVP" by Equipos Violas y Pedales.

In the video titled "Fernando Rivas | 1er programa Quinto Ciclo | EVP" on YouTube, at the timestamp 20:48, Fernando Rivas is shown using a Vox VFS2A switch effects pedal on his pedalboard.

In the video "Fernando Rivas | 1er programa Quinto Ciclo | EVP" on YouTube, Fernando Rivas is seen using an Ibanez LU20 pedal tuner, which appears on his pedalboard at the 20:28 mark.

At the 19:46 mark of the video "Fernando Rivas | 1er programa Quinto Ciclo | EVP" on YouTube, Fernando Rivas is shown using the MXR M101 Phase 90 on his pedalboard. This is documented by Equipos Violas y Pedales.

In the video "Fernando Rivas | 1er programa Quinto Ciclo | EVP" by Equipos Violas y Pedales on YouTube, Fernando Rivas is shown using the Ibanez FL301-DX Flanger on his pedalboard at the 18:53 timestamp.

At 17:51 in the video "Fernando Rivas | 1er programa Quinto Ciclo | EVP" by Equipos Violas y Pedales on YouTube, Fernando Rivas is shown using the Boss TR-2 Tremolo on his pedalboard.

Throughout this video (good view at 43:02) Eric Judy plays a 70s Blonde Telecaster Bass. He played the Telecaster Bass live throughout 1999, but swapped to a Rickenbacker at some point towards the end of that year.

I'm pretty confident that used the Telecaster bass on The Moon and Antartica after I asked him! Not a direct confirmation, but he said he used "this sort of P Bass thing" for the earlier recordings.

The Boss DD-3 Digital Delay is confirmed to be part of Fernando Rivas's pedalboard, as shown at the 17:10 mark in a video by Equipos Violas y Pedales on YouTube titled "Fernando Rivas | 1er programa Quinto Ciclo | EVP."

At the 16:15 mark of the video titled "Fernando Rivas | 1er programa Quinto Ciclo | EVP" by Equipos Violas y Pedales on YouTube, Fernando Rivas is shown using an Electro-Harmonix Memory Toy on his pedalboard.