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In an Instagram post, Thom Pankhurst confirmed using two Laney LFR-110 250-watt 1 x 10-inch Guitar Speaker Cabinets in stereo. He mentioned, "Here's some of the middle of Pluvio, with my @neuraldsp QC being fed into two of the Laney LFR cabs in stereo. Sounds huuuuuuuge 🥵"

In an Instagram post by Thom Pankhurst, he confirms using the Neural DSP Quad Cortex during a clinic for Ibanez Guitars and Laney Amplification. Pankhurst states, "Here's some of the middle of Pluvio, with my @neuraldsp QC being fed into two of the Laney LFR cabs in stereo."

In a post by Ibanez UK on Instagram, dated December 28, 2025, Thom Pankhurst is seen performing with an Ibanez AZ2407F-SDE, as noted in the caption: "@thompankhurst performing with his Ibanez AZ2407F-SDE #ibanez #ibanezaz."

During Number Girl's performance at Akasaka BLITZ (赤坂BLITZ) on July 25, 2002, Shutoku Mukai's pedalboard is visible at the 1:05 mark, during which you can see a MM4 Modulation pedal, as well as a Electro-Harmonix Octave Multiplexer, on Mukai's pedalboard (alongside his Line 6 DL4).

In a picture from a live performance, Ben Bridwell is seen playing an Electrical Guitar Company Series Two Acrylic with a black pickguard. He used this guitar while performing with Band of Horses on songs such as "Detlef Schrempf" and "Cigarettes, Wedding Bands." The image serves as visual proof of his use of this specific gear.

This Instagram post shows Carlos using his Yamaha BBP34. The photo is from a show at Caja Acústica in Santiago, Chile, on April 12, 2026.

In an Instagram post by prairieplaylist, Evan Felker is pictured playing a Gibson SJ-200 Western Classic.

In an interview with Dev Gohil, Haavard mentioned that he once owned a Gibson Les Paul from the early 90s. The guitar featured its original pickups and was described by Jørgensen as "very dark," he noted that it did not get much use and was eventually sold.

In a YouTube interview with Dev Gohil, Haavard showcases his LTD EC-1000 guitar equipped with EMG pickups, mentioning that he owns two of these guitars, with one serving as a backup.

In a photo posted on Instagram by Andrés Calamaro on November 10, 2024, he is seen using a Mellotron M4000D, positioned beneath his Roland Gaia synthesizer.