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Rich Robinson used a 1968 Fender Telecaster during the recording of "Shake Your Money Maker," as confirmed by Pete Prown in Vintage Guitar® magazine.

Rich Robinson used a Gibson 1968 Les Paul Goldtop with a Bigsby vibrato for the album "Shake Your Money Maker," as detailed by Pete Prown in Vintage Guitar® magazine.

Jeff Cease used the Gibson 1968 Les Paul Goldtop, the same guitar that Rich Robinson utilized for much of the "Shake Your Money Maker" album, as confirmed by Pete Prown in Vintage Guitar® magazine.

Chuck Leavell has been confirmed to use the Hammond B-3 organ, as detailed in the source "Chuck Leavell: The Tree Man, A World-Class Keyboard Player" from PS Audio. Leavell recounts, "When I was young, my sister took me to a Ray Charles concert and Billy was playing in the band. That became my first knowledge of him. Ray gave him a special part in the show where he sang a song, danced out front, and was playing the Hammond B3 organ. That’s when I began to pay attention to his career." This highlights the influence and inspiration that the Hammond B-3 had on his musical journey.

In a 2025 photo, a Dunlop Tortex Standard 0.60mm Guitar Pick can be seen on the pickguard of Franz Lyons' Precision bass.

In the video titled “Stars” - Recording Footage from Miner Street Recordings by Pack of Larks, Adam Staszewski is visibly playing a yellow modified Fender Stratocaster Electric Guitar at the 1:55 mark.

Franz Lyons is confirmed to use Dunlop Tortex Standard 0.73mm Guitar Picks, as seen on the pickguard of one of his bassists during the earlier days of Turnstile, as evidenced by a photograph available on Equipboard.

In the official music video for "Fruit Fly" by Pack of Larks, Adam Staszewski is seen playing a cherry sunburst Gibson Les Paul. This video is provided by Pack of Larks on YouTube.

In the guitar playthrough video for "Every Single Time" by Pack of Larks, Adam Staszewski is seen playing a goldtop Gibson Les Paul Classic, as documented in the YouTube video by Pack of Larks.

In a photo from TAGABOWS' concert at The Conduit in Winter Park, Florida, the TC Electronic Dark Matter Distortion is visible on PJ Carroll's pedalboard. It is identifiable by the label and its distinctive four-knob layout.

In a photo taken during the TAGABOW concert at The Conduit in Winter Park, Florida on April 10th, 2026, an MXR M102 Dyna Comp is visibly present on guitarist PJ Carroll's pedalboard. The pedal is identifiable by its distinctive deep red color and two-knob layout.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-35-wH7QaFc&list=RD-35-wH7QaFc&start_radio=1

In a photo from TAGABOW's performance at The Conduit in Winter Park, Florida, on April 10th, 2026, the MXR M234 Analog Chorus is clearly visible on PJ Carroll's pedalboard. The pedal is identifiable by the model name, its distinct bright blue color, and the characteristic five-knob layout.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-35-wH7QaFc&list=RD-35-wH7QaFc&start_radio=1