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The Barefoot Sound MicroMain27 Gen1 studio monitors are confirmed to have been owned by Billy Corgan, as supported by a listing on Reverb.

This Gibson Dobro was owned by Billy Corgan

Cool little dobro with a nice tropical painting right on the front.

This emagic Unitor8 is owned by Billy Corgan

The Roland SIP-300 Preamp was owned by Billy Corgan, as verified by the listing on Reverb.com. This specific unit is noted to be missing one knob.

In the YouTube video “Casiopea - 大世界/Grand Universe (The Party: Visual Stack) [UHD Upscale] | [Remastered]”, uploaded by visualbeats, Issei Noro can be seen using a Yamaha MFC1 MIDI Foot Controller as part of his live guitar rig.

At around 3:13 into the video, the camera shows Noro’s floor setup during the performance. The MIDI controller can be identified as the Yamaha MFC1 by its distinctive floorboard design, Yamaha branding, compact multi-footswitch layout, numeric program selection switches, and display/control section.

The MFC1 was likely used to send MIDI program change commands to Noro’s rack equipment, allowing him to switch guitar sounds and effects presets during live performances without manually operating the rack units.

This ADA Pitchtraq is owned by Billy Corgan

This Korg DT-1 Pro is owned by Billy Corgan

This MOTU MTP AV is owned by Billy Corgan

This Alesis Midiverb II is owned by Billy Corgan

This Digital Music Corp Switcher is owned by Billy Corgan

The TEAC A-3300SX 2T with case is owned by Billy Corgan, as verified by Reverb.com.

This Spectral Audio Neptune is owned by Billy Corgan

Billy Corgan has been confirmed to own a PAiA Fatman, as evidenced by a listing on Reverb that explicitly states the synthesizer was once in his possession.

This Modal Electronics 002R is owned by Billy Corgan

Billy Corgan owns an A/DA MP-2 MIDI Programmable Tube Preamp, as confirmed by its listing on Reverb.

Peter Kember is confirmed to use the Casio CZ-101 synthesizer, as highlighted by Adam Douglas on Reverb.com. The article states, "Of course, he added vocals, some percussion, and digital synthesizers as well, of which he owns a lot, from a Casio CZ-101 through to a number of home-model Yamaha PSR units."

Peter Kember's use of the EMS VCS 3 synthesizer is confirmed in an article by Adam Douglas on Reverb.com, titled "The Synths and Electronic Gear of Space Rock." Kember shared with Red Bull Music Academy in 2013, "The VCS3 seemed to me to be a very elegant study in limited resources. I always liked very slow modulations, very slow changes, and most people didn't build that into their equipment. A lot of equipment never lets you get dangerous. I like stuff with the safety locks all taken off."

Peter Kember confirms his use of the Moog Moogerfooger MF-105 MuRF in an interview with Keith McMillen Instruments, stating, "We also took a choice selection of our own ‘weapons of choice’ including a Moog Voyager, an EMS Synthi AKS, a Fenix modular, and some favourite special effects like the Moog MuRF, some Earthquaker Devices harmonizer pedals, and different types of ambience processors."

Peter Kember confirms his use of the Moog Minimoog Voyager in an interview with Keith McMillen Instruments, stating, "We also took a choice selection of our own ‘weapons of choice’ including a Moog Voyager, an EMS Synthi AKS, a Fenix modular, and some favourite special effects like the Moog MuRF, some Earthquaker Devices harmonizer pedals, and different types of ambience processors."