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According to Trevor Larkin's artist page on the official MESA/Boogie® website, he uses the Mesa/Boogie Lone Star 1x12 Combo.

According to Trevor Larkin's artist page on the official MESA/Boogie® website, he uses the Mesa/Boogie Fillmore 100 1x12" 100-watt Tube Combo Amp.

In a video by Reverb, Jason Newsted showcases his 1960s Fender VI original bass guitar at 6:57, confirming his use of this specific instrument.

In the video titled "Jason Newsted Is Selling Some Incredible Gear From His Career | Official Jason Newsted Reverb Shop" by Reverb on YouTube, Jason Newsted is seen at 6:30 showcasing an Ernie Ball Music Man StingRay Bass from his personal collection, which he has put up for sale.

At 5:45 in the video titled "Jason Newsted Is Selling Some Incredible Gear From His Career" by Reverb on YouTube, Jason Newsted showcases a 1960s Fender Bass VI guitar from his collection.

At 4:29 in the Reverb video "Jason Newsted Is Selling Some Incredible Gear From His Career," Jason Newsted is shown presenting a 1980 Rickenbacker 4080 double-neck Deep Blue Finish guitar.

At 3:54 in the Reverb video titled "Jason Newsted Is Selling Some Incredible Gear From His Career," Jason Newsted is shown displaying a Zon Legacy Elite-5 five-string fretless bass guitar, which is part of his personal collection being put up for sale.

At 1:23 in the Reverb video titled "Jason Newsted Is Selling Some Incredible Gear From His Career," Jason Newsted is shown presenting a 1970 Gibson ES-335 Kalamazoo guitar from his personal collection.

In the video "Jason Newsted Is Selling Some Incredible Gear From His Career | Official Jason Newsted Reverb Shop" by Reverb on YouTube, Jason Newsted's collection includes a National Style 1 Tricone resonator guitar. The headstock of the guitar is visible at 0:24, and Newsted later showcases it at 7:30.

At 0:16 in the YouTube video titled "Jason Newsted Is Selling Some Incredible Gear From His Career | Official Jason Newsted Reverb Shop," the headstock of a Gibson Barney Kessel guitar is clearly visible in Jason Newsted's guitar collection, as documented by Reverb.

In the video titled "Jason Newsted Is Selling Some Incredible Gear From His Career | Official Jason Newsted Reverb Shop" by Reverb on YouTube, at 0:10, the headstock of a Rickenbacker 366/12 Convertible is visible among Jason Newsted's guitar collection, which he is putting up for sale. He later showcases this guitar at 1:05.

At 2:25 in the video titled "How Patrick Carney Gets His Drum Sound" by Reverb on YouTube, the Kensington Expert Trackball Mouse can be clearly seen on the work desk to the right of the screen in Patrick Carney’s mixing room.

At 0:39 in the Reverb interview video, "How Patrick Carney Gets His Drum Sound," the Roland Juno-60 is clearly visible in Patrick Carney’s drum room, confirming its use by the artist.

In the video titled "How Patrick Carney Gets His Drum Sound | Reverb Interview," at 0:39, a pair of Ampex Corporation 350 Tube Mic Preamps can be seen in a rack to the right of the screen in Patrick Carney’s drum room, confirming his use of this specific studio recording gear.

In the Reverb interview titled "How Patrick Carney Gets His Drum Sound," Patrick Carney's engineer, Marc Whitmore, confirms at 4:52 that an EMT 140 Plate Reverb is set up next to the drums and is used essentially as a microphone.

In a Reverb interview video titled "How Patrick Carney Gets His Drum Sound," Patrick Carney's engineer, Marc Whitmore, confirms the use of a Beyerdynamic M 160 double ribbon microphone in the drum room at 4:23.

In the video titled "How Patrick Carney Gets His Drum Sound" by Reverb on YouTube, the Universal Audio 1176LN Classic Limiting Amplifier is clearly visible at 3:59, positioned above the Overstayer Saturator NT-02A in a rack within Patrick Carney’s mixing room. This confirms Carney's use of the 1176LN in his studio setup.

In the video titled "How Patrick Carney Gets His Drum Sound | Reverb Interview" by Reverb on YouTube, at the timestamp 3:59, the Overstayer Saturator NT-02A is clearly visible, positioned above the Overstayer Stereo Voltage Peak Limiter/Compressor in a rack within Patrick Carney’s mixing room.

In a video interview conducted by Reverb titled "How Patrick Carney Gets His Drum Sound," at the 3:59 mark, Patrick Carney's engineer, Marc Whitmore, is observed showing an Overstayer Stereo Voltage Control Model 3722, a Peak Limiter/Compressor, situated in a rack within Patrick Carney's mixing room.