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In an Instagram reel, alpha to omega is shown using the Audibax Base 10E Black on stage.

Garrett Mason used the Eko 500/V4 guitar live in 2019 for a limited number of performances, as far as I know.

In a video titled "Bootsy Collins Tours His Incredible Home Studio 'The Boot Cave'," published by Reverb on YouTube, a Panda Audio Future Impact I pedal is visible in Bootsy Collins's studio setup at the 10:21 mark.

In a video titled "Bootsy Collins Tours His Incredible Home Studio 'The Boot Cave'" by Reverb on YouTube, a Korg Radias Synthesizer can be seen in Bootsy Collins’s studio at the 10:17 mark, confirming its use by the artist.

Garrett Mason uses a Harmony Monterey archtop guitar, which he purchased at the age of 15, despite it being covered in mold at the time. This guitar features a single pickup mounted to the neck and is utilized for performing several songs during each set. Garrett employed this guitar in his band and on his record "Love and Sound" in E-flat tuning. Over time, he further lowered the tuning and now plays it solo. This information is supported by an image available on Equipboard.

In the video "Jeff Ellis: Engineering Frank Ocean" by Sound On Sound magazine, at 21:43, Jeff Ellis mentions using the AEA A440 Active Ribbon Microphone for recording Frank Ocean’s vocals.

In the video titled "Jeff Ellis: Engineering Frank Ocean," at 11:11, audio engineer Jeff Ellis mentions using the Universal Audio UAD Ocean Way Studios Plug-In for his music production. The video is provided by Sound On Sound magazine on YouTube.

In the video "Jeff Ellis: Engineering Frank Ocean" by Sound On Sound magazine, Jeff Ellis mentions using the Fulltone Tube Tape Echo at the 10:30 mark while working on the "Pink + White" album.

In a video by Sound On Sound magazine titled "Jeff Ellis: Engineering Frank Ocean," at the 8:47 mark, audio engineer Jeff Ellis mentions using the Waves Platinum Bundle for mixing purposes.

In a video by Sound On Sound magazine titled "Jeff Ellis: Engineering Frank Ocean," Jeff Ellis, an audio engineer, mentions at 6:38 that he uses the Neumann U47 microphone to record Frank Ocean’s vocals.

In the video titled "Jeff Ellis: Engineering Frank Ocean" by Sound On Sound magazine, at 6:25, a Boss TU-2 Chromatic Tuner pedal is visible on the floor as part of Jeff Ellis’s studio setup.

In a video by Sound On Sound magazine titled "Jeff Ellis: Engineering Frank Ocean," at the 6:25 mark, the Boss BD-2 Blues Driver pedal is visible on the floor as part of Jeff Ellis's studio setup.

At 6:25 in the YouTube video titled "Jeff Ellis: Engineering Frank Ocean" by Sound On Sound magazine, a ZVex Mastotron Fuzz pedal is visibly part of Jeff Ellis's studio setup, confirming his use of this specific gear.

In a video by Sound On Sound magazine titled "Jeff Ellis: Engineering Frank Ocean," at the timestamp 6:25, a Boss BF-2 Flanger pedal is visibly part of Jeff Ellis's studio setup, placed on the floor among other pedals.

At 0:20 in the video titled "Jeff Ellis: Engineering Frank Ocean" by Sound On Sound magazine, a Native Instruments Maschine Studio can be seen on Jeff Ellis's work desk.

In the YouTube video "Jeff Ellis: Engineering Frank Ocean" by Sound On Sound magazine, at timestamp 0:25, a Moog Micromoog synthesizer is visible as part of Jeff Ellis's studio instrument setup.

In the video titled "Jeff Ellis: Engineering Frank Ocean" by Sound On Sound magazine, at 0:23, a Behringer Xenyx X1222USB analog mixer is visible on a desk in Jeff Ellis's studio, confirming its use by the audio engineer.

Garrett Mason uses a Harmony Sovereign acoustic guitar to perform a large amount of his songs. The guitar is usually in a D standard tuning. It has a DeArmond soundhole pickup from the 60s added, from around 2015 onwards.

In the video "Jeff Ellis: Engineering Frank Ocean" by Sound On Sound magazine, a PMC Loudspeakers twotwo.8 is visible on Jeff Ellis's work desk at 0:05. Ellis discusses this speaker model in detail at 13:10, explaining its role in his audio engineering process.

In the video "Jeff Ellis: Engineering Frank Ocean" by Sound On Sound magazine, an Apple MacBook Pro is visible on Jeff Ellis's work desk at 0:05, which he further discusses at 15:48.