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In a YouTube Shorts video by CHAY sounds, C.H.A.Y. is seen using the Moog Sub 37 Tribute Edition to recreate Stephan Bodzin's signature sound.

In a YouTube short by CHAY sounds, C.H.A.Y. is shown using the Behringer Poly D to recreate the classic M1 organ 16 preset bass.

Mick Ralphs used a Marshall Plexi 1959SLP, as he mentioned in a GuitarPlayer interview that during his time with Mott the Hoople, he often played his guitar "through a 100-watt Marshall amp," which aligns with the specifications of the Marshall Plexi 1959SLP.

Mick Ralphs used a 1954 Les Paul Goldtop, as he recounted trading his SG Les Paul and £100 for the guitar at a shop in London. He specifically mentioned using this Goldtop on the album "Mad Shadows" with Mott the Hoople. This information is supported by an article from GuitarPlayer, where Ralphs discusses his guitar choices.

Mick Ralphs confirmed his use of a Fender Telecaster (1966) in his early gear lineup, stating, "What I did was trade the Burns and some money for a Telecaster. It was just the regular, stock mid-’60s model, probably a ’66. It was second-hand." He described his setup as "two AC30s and a Fender Telecaster," running the guitar straight into the amps and adjusting the bridge pickup to avoid excessive high frequencies. This information is supported by a quote from an interview on GuitarPlayer.com.

Lars Johansson uses a Charvel Model 2 guitar, which is equipped with a Kahler bridge and only the bridge humbucker, as evidenced by a photo taken by Michael Sundström at the Sweden Rock Festival in 2005, available on Flickr.