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In the video titled "Gear I use for producing Jazz Fusion (2026)," Dylan Reavey explicitly states that he uses the Dimarzio AT-1 DP224 in the bridge position of his Strandberg Fusion guitar.

In the video titled "Gear I use for producing Jazz Fusion (2026)" by Dylan Reavey, at timestamp 6:39, Dylan Reavey states, "I use the Axe-FX II XL."

In the video titled "This Song Has 0 Chill" by Dylan Reavey on YouTube, Dylan is seen using a .strandberg* Boden Fusion 6 guitar.

In a video titled "Battle Theme I wrote on my J Boden," Dylan Reavey is seen using his .strandberg* Boden J Artisan 6 guitar. This video is available on Dylan Reavey's official YouTube channel, where he shares various musical ideas and compositions.

in this youtube video at 14.28 dylan says he uses a boden essential 6

In the YouTube video titled "I'm obsessed with niche Japanese Jazz Fusion," Dylan Reavey is seen using a .strandberg* Boden DR guitar, as confirmed by the video provided by Reavey himself.

In an article by Sean Derrick on Midwest Rewind, photos show Will Turpin using two Ampeg SVT heads with matching Ampeg SVT-810E 8x10 Bass Cabinets.

In the Midwest Rewind article titled "Will Turpin of Collective Soul Talks About New Record and Tour With Hootie & the Blowfish," authored by Sean Derrick, it is confirmed that bassist Will Turpin uses two Ampeg SVT-CL Classic heads along with matching cabinets during live performances.

In a screenshot from a video on Ren's TikTok account, the Dunlop 535Q Cry Baby Multi-Wah is visible next to his Boss RC-30. The presence of the pedal is confirmed by the visible 'baby' part of the print behind the cable.

In a screenshot from a video on Ren's TikTok account, the Boss RC-30 Loop Station is visible on his pedalboard, confirming its use by him.

In a YouTube video titled "Crys Cole & Tetuzi Akiyama 01 @ SuperDeluxe, Tokyo," Crys Cole is visibly using an Electro-Harmonix Holy Grail during her performance with Tetuzi Akiyama. This video, provided by EigenKino, captures their live performance at Roppongi SuperDeluxe, Tokyo, on January 26, 2012.

In the official music video for "How Country Feels," Randy Houser is seen using a Shure SM58 microphone at the 0:43 mark, as documented on his YouTube channel.

In a YouTube video titled "crys cole - Nomadic Streams - VNM Festival 2015" by Vancouver NewMusic, Crys Cole is seen using a Mackie ProFX16 during her performance in Vancouver in 2015.