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Oliver Wakeman has been confirmed to use the Korg M3 61-Key Music Workstation Keyboard, as evidenced by a photograph posted on his Facebook page, showing him with the instrument during rehearsals.

Oliver Wakeman uses a Moog Little Phatty Stage II as part of his live setup, as evidenced by a photo on his Facebook artist page.

In a post by Guitar Wolf on Instagram, Seiji is pictured with his Epiphone SG Special, which had suffered a broken headstock during Guitar Wolf's 2022 European Tour. The guitar was signed and put up for sale at only €500! It seems like he had the bridge pickup removed and covered with black tape.

Oliver Wakeman is confirmed to use a Dexibell Vivo s7 digital piano, as evidenced by a photo on his Facebook musician page. In the image, the Dexibell Vivo s7 is positioned beneath his Korg Triton Pro 76 workstation.

Oliver Wakeman is confirmed to use a Korg Triton Pro 76, as evidenced by a photo he posted on Facebook.

C.H.A.Y. uses the Dubreq Stylophone GEN X-1 to recreate the lead sound from Daft Punk's "Da Funk," as demonstrated in the video by CHAY sounds on YouTube.

Paul Rodgers is confirmed to have used a 1958 Fender Stratocaster, as detailed in an interview with Mick Ralphs on GuitarPlayer. Ralphs mentioned, "The Stratocaster was about a ’58, a horrible ice-blue. It belonged to some guy in Cleveland, a country-and-western singer. I bought the guitar because it had a lovely maple neck. As soon as I got to England I had it refinished to a light brown. I gave it to Paul Rodgers because he was into Strats and had one stolen. He ended up using it for most of the early pictures you see of Bad Company." This information affirms Rodgers' use of the guitar during his time with Bad Company.

In the video titled "DRAWING BEATS ✍️🎶🤯 Daft Punk - Da Funk 🤖🤖 #shorts" by CHAY sounds on YouTube, C.H.A.Y. uses the Dubreq Stylophone Beat to recreate the drum beat and bass from "Da Funk."

In the video titled "🤖BING 🎛BONG🤖 #shorts" by CHAY sounds on YouTube, you can see a Moog Mother-32 in the background, confirming that C.H.A.Y. uses this gear.

Mick Ralphs, the guitarist known for his work with Mott the Hoople and Bad Company, is confirmed to have used a 1958 Fender Stratocaster. According to GuitarPlayer, Ralphs acquired this guitar in America from a country-and-western singer in Cleveland. He described the Stratocaster as "a horrible ice-blue" but noted its appeal due to "a lovely maple neck."

C.H.A.Y. utilizes Ableton Live for music production, as demonstrated in a YouTube Shorts video by CHAY sounds, where a work-in-progress mashup of "Tokyo Drift x In Heat" is showcased.