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In an Instagram post by Joe Lauletta, he can be seen using a Schecter PT SLS Elite. The caption reads: "The scariest thing I've done yet - not playing the strandberg - just in time for Halloween. It's 2021 and we're giving tortex jazz iii's and #nailthemix signup QR codes out to trick or treaters, fuck candy."

In an Instagram post by Joe Lauletta, he is seen using the Jackson Pro Series Dinky DK Modern Ash HT7, as he mentions, "thanks @clint.tustin for letting me trial run this guy - my new theory is that any odd number of strings is acceptable."

In an Instagram post by Joe Lauletta, he is seen using a .strandberg* Strandberg Boden Metal NX 6 Electric Guitar. In his caption, Joe mentions, "Been having a snap-tastic time with this @strandbergguitars Boden Metal NX. This thing is all business."

In an Instagram post by Joe Lauletta, he can be seen using a .strandberg* Boden DR guitar. The post, captioned "youngest person ever," includes hashtags such as #strandberg, confirming the use of this specific gear.

In a YouTube video titled "Playing my best riff with a 10mm pick!", Dylan Reavey demonstrates using the Hufschmid The original 'GREEN UHMWPE' plectrum. Reavey mentions that while he typically uses Dunlop Jazz 3's, he occasionally opts for this specific plectrum when seeking a softer attack due to its unique thermoplastic material, UHMWPE.

Jeff Bova is confirmed to use a Kurzweil Midiboard, as evidenced by a post on his Instagram account. In a photo shared on March 31, 2019, Jeff Bova states, "My Kurzweil Midiboard circa 1986 continues to hold down the 88 key world in Bovaland," referencing the keyboard's ongoing use in his music production.

Jeremy can be seen using a DigiTech Drop instead of another Pitchfork pedal from 2023 onwards! The pedal was used to tune to drop B to play songs from This World Is Going To Ruin You.

Jeremy can be seen using a Parker Fly in the Virus://Vibrance music video. There's no evidence as to whether or not this guitar was played live.

Jeremy Martin is confirmed to use the Maxon OD808X Extreme Overdrive pedal, as evidenced by a photo shared by Christian Barker on Facebook.

In this Facebook post by Christian Barker, Jeremy is seen using a seemingly custom Moniker Anastasia (with a sticker of Evangelion's Rei (not the IVE member, duh) on the bottom) in sky blue. This guitar was evidently used in live Vein.fm shows in 2017.

In an image posted and shared on Facebook by Apolline Cornuet Photography, Jeremy Martin can be seen using a Gibson SG in a photo from a Vein.fm show in January 2019.

In this Instagram post, Peter Stroud says:

Marshall Studio SV20’s still going strong! My rig with Sheryl Crow since 2021.

One for crank, the other for clean.

The Crank: EL34’s through a mid-70’s Celestion G12M. Mic’d with a vintage Shure Unidyne 545 and sE VR2 ribbon mic.

The Clean: 6L6’s through a blackback Celestion G12H-30. FOH gets signal from a Two Notes Torpedo X with the Blackback IR from Pete Thorn’s Signature Tones Collection. Sounds almost identical to the real blackback in my 112 cabinet and translates better out front.

Through directly messaging Allen Epley on Instagram, he stated he used his Epiphone Les Paul Junior with the stock P-90 pickup for the recording of the guitar tracks for Shiner’s Lula Divinia. The album was recorded in mid-1996 but I believe Epiphone didn’t release their version of the Les Paul Junior until very late-1996/early-1997, so I believe Allen may possibly be referring to the Epiphone Les Paul Special Double Cut which had released prior to 1996.

In this YouTube video at the 0:02 mark, Angel Paz can be seen holding a PRS Custom 24 guitar.

In the video Inside the Studio for "Up From the Bottom" at timestamp 0:55, Mike Shinoda can be seen using Native Instruments Noire for the piano loop in Up From the Bottom.