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At 0:05 in the YouTube video "Jeff Ellis: Engineering Frank Ocean" by Sound On Sound magazine, a pair of Avantone Pro MixCube Active Powered Studio Monitors can be clearly seen on the work desk of audio engineer Jeff Ellis.

According to the artist gear pages on Sweetwater and Thomann, Joey Jones now uses the Boss FZ-5 Fuzz pedal, replacing the previously used FZ-2.

At 6:32 in the YouTube video titled "Retro Jungle Production Techniques With Pete Cannon" by Sound On Sound magazine, an Apple Magic Keyboard is visible on Pete Cannon's work desk, placed on top of the Korg T2 music workstation.

At 16:59 in the YouTube video "Retro Jungle Production Techniques With Pete Cannon" by Sound On Sound magazine, a Korg Kaoss Pad KP3+ Dynamic Effect Sampler Sequencer is visible on top of the Boss DE-200 Digital Delay in Pete Cannon's studio, confirming his use of this gear.

In the video "Retro Jungle Production Techniques With Pete Cannon" by Sound On Sound magazine, at 0:28, a Boss CH-1 Super Chorus pedal can be seen on a cabinet near the Roland Aira TB-3 Touch Bassline in Pete Cannon's studio.

In the video "Retro Jungle Production Techniques With Pete Cannon" by Sound On Sound magazine, Pete Cannon is observed playing a Korg T2 music workstation keyboard at the 9:40 timestamp.

In the video "Retro Jungle Production Techniques With Pete Cannon" by Sound On Sound magazine, at 3:13, the Inphonik RX950 Classic AD/DA Converter plugin is visible while Pete Cannon discusses using 950 emulator plugins in Ableton and Logic to produce his music.

In the video titled "Retro Jungle Production Techniques With Pete Cannon," provided by Sound On Sound magazine, at 3:13, a waveTracing SP950 Sound Processor plugin is shown while Pete Cannon mentions using 950 emulator plugins in both Ableton and Logic for producing his music.

At 0:32 in the Sound On Sound magazine video titled "Retro Jungle Production Techniques With Pete Cannon," a Korg 03R/W is visible as part of Pete Cannon’s music gear setup.

In the video titled "Retro Jungle Production Techniques With Pete Cannon," published by Sound On Sound magazine on YouTube, Pete Cannon is observed using the OctaMED 4.0 tracker program on an Amiga computer for his music production at the 0:19 timestamp. He states:|

This is one of the reasons why I also went back to this program because chopping up brakes on it is just so much fun.

According to the Thomann artist gear page, Joey Jones uses the ADAM Audio A7V 7" Active Studio Monitors (Pair).

In his YouTube video titled "I Destroyed A Vintage Marshall Amp (epic fail)," Joey Jones can be seen using the RedSeven Amplification Central Reactive Impulse Response Loader at the 0:43 mark while operating his Silver Jubilee amp without a cab and load box.

In a video on Jake Pitts Twitch Highlights, Brandon Ellis is shown demonstrating his new guitar, the ESP Mirage Custom.

In a video by Joey Jones titled "How I found my Dream Marshall Amp & Made a Bargain!", Jones explicitly states that his dream amp is the 50W Marshall Silver Jubilee 2550 from 1987, which he credits with defining his signature sound alongside his Nik Huber guitars.