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In a post on Instagram dated February 13, 2022, Rick Graham is seen using a pair of EVH 5150III EL34 212ST 50W 2x12 Guitar Speaker Cabinets. The post, captioned with several emojis and hashtags such as #evhgear and #tone, serves as proof of his use of this specific gear.

Rick Graham is confirmed to use the EVH 5150III 50W guitar amplifier head, as evidenced by a post on his Instagram account. The post, dated February 13, 2022, features a photo of the amplifier and is captioned with hashtags including #evh and #evhgear.

In an Instagram post, Rick Graham is seen with a Suhr Badger 1X12 Vintage 30 Cabinet, as he remarks, "Sometimes I just sit and stare at the beauty of this thang" while tagging @suhrcustom.

In an Instagram post, Rick Graham showcases a Suhr Badger 18 amplifier, captioning the image with, "Sometimes I just sit and stare at the beauty of this thang."

Rick Graham is shown using the Victory Amps The Sheriff 25 2-Channel 25-Watt Guitar Amp Head in an Instagram post, where he mentions, "Should make some nice noises," along with hashtags such as #guitar #guitarist #charvel #victory #amps #friday.

In an Instagram post, Rick Graham is seen using an Ibanez JS2000 Joe Satriani Signature guitar. The post, shared by Graham himself, includes a video of him performing "Glasgow Kiss solo and The Glass Prison Arpeggios," originally recorded for social media in 2005.

In an Instagram post, Rick Graham is seen using the Victory MK 212 cabinet, as he mentions, "I LOVE the smell of valves in the morning @victoryampsuk @charvelusa."

Rick Graham is confirmed to use the Victory Amps MK Overdrive 2-Channel 100-Watt Guitar Amp Head, as evidenced in his Instagram post where he states, "I LOVE the smell of valves in the morning," tagging @victoryampsuk.

In a post on Instagram, Rick Graham is shown using a Carl Martin PlexiTone guitar pedal.

Rick Graham confirms his use of the Fender CN-140SCE guitar in a YouTube video titled "New Composition - 'Alison's Peace' by Rick Graham," where he mentions having recently acquired this specific model.

According to the inner sleeve of Rick Wakeman's album The Six Wives of Henry VIII, Wakeman ran all his sounds through a Gender Showman amplifier on the album. This detail is supported by an image available on Equipboard.

According to the inner sleeve of Rick Wakeman's album The Six Wives of Henry VIII, the artist utilized a Thomas Goff harpsichord. This detail is supported by an image available on Equipboard.

According to the inside sleeve of the record The Six Wives of Henry VIII, Rick Wakeman used two Mellotron M4000D, one for instrumental sounds and one for vocals and sound effects. Proof of this can be seen in the image available on Equipboard.

During his early career, Ziegler and many of his contemporaries such as BrunuhVille here reliant on the Edirol Orchestral VST for the majority of orchestral elements in their work. In the track Legend (https://youtu.be/yj_wyw6Xrq4?si=_VnzMelhPcf69Qcd&t=4), the opening drums can be traced back to the SR-JV80-02 Orchestral expansion board for the Roland JV-series of synths and various CD sample libraries. These were included in the Edirol Orchestral VST which is how Ziegler had access back then.