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J Mascis confirmed his use of the Acoustic control corporation G60T amplifier in an interview with Vintage Guitar® magazine, conducted by Ward Meeker. He discussed purchasing the Acoustic G60T head after unsatisfactory experiences with an Ampeg V4 and a Yamaha G100, noting, "Eventually, I got an Acoustic 60-watt head that was like a Mesa-Boogie copy. It wasn’t very trebly, but had a very nice sound. I think it had two 6L6GTs." In a Vice article. He mentioned that when he got his first Marshall head that he used both together at a point. “And then, I finally got a Marshall that I used with the Acoustic. That was kind of a good combo.”

J Mascis confirmed his use of the Yamaha G100 Head in an interview with Vintage Guitar® magazine, where he stated, "I took it back to the store and got a 100-watt Yamaha solid state head just because I’d seen Hüsker Dü using one. I thought, 'If it’s good enough for Hüsker Dü…' But it didn’t sound very good; I didn’t know much about guitar stuff." He further recalled being advised to change the amp, but due to financial constraints, he continued using the Yamaha, which led him to start wearing earplugs because of the painful fuzz.

In an article by Ward Meeker in Vintage Guitar® magazine, J Mascis mentioned his experience with a Vintage Ampeg V4 Amplifier Head, stating, "I had an Ampeg V4 first, and it blew up three times the first month (laughs)." Subsequently, he replaced it with a Yamaha G100 head.

Goreshit uses the Commodore Amiga 1200, as evidenced by an Instagram post where they mention "preppin shit for @iz_dead fest Amiga set this weekend," with the Amiga pictured below the Compaq P1210 monitor.

In an Instagram post captioned "cookin hard, or hardly cookin? Kanazawa" by goreshit, the artist is seen with Hitori Tori at a train station in Japan, where a Polyend Tracker is visible.

Pictured with Commodore 1085S monitor

In an Instagram post by goreshit, the Electrix Pro Filter Factory is visibly featured in the hardware rack.

In a Facebook post, Diego Soria is shown holding the ESP LTD B-1005SE Multi-Scale, confirming his use of this bass guitar.

In an Instagram post, goreshit confirms the use of the Sherman Filterbank 2 by stating, "ted got himself a sherman filterbank today and recorded some horrible kicks to his mpc."

The Akai S6000 is confirmed to be used by goreshit, as it is pictured at the bottom of the hardware rack in an Instagram post by the artist.

Carelessly left on the floor in this picture

The Instagram post by goreshit reveals the use of the Alesis M1 Active Mk2 Bi-Amplified Studio Monitor, as it is depicted in the image covered in space-themed stickers.