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In the video titled "Cattle Decapitation - Monolith of Inhumanity - studio report: strings," released by Metal Blade Records, the Lehle Dual A/B Switcher is visibly part of Josh Elmore's pedal board at the 7:04 mark, providing clear evidence of its use during the recording sessions.

In a rig rundown with Premier Guitar, Mike Sanchez discusses his use of the Woodrite/Woodbine Vagabond guitar, highlighting it as part of his setup.

Sammy Duet is confirmed to use the Carondelet Acid Bath Signature Pickups, as he is featured in a video by Carondelet Guitar and Bass Pickups promoting these pickups.

In the "Acid Bath Rig Rundown" video by Premier Guitar, guitarist Sammy Duet is shown using the Michael Klein Audio Spire on his pedalboard.

In the "Acid Bath Rig Rundown" by Premier Guitar, it is confirmed that guitarist Sammy Duet uses the Michael Klein Audio Torture Rack pedal, as it is visibly present on his pedalboard.

In the "Acid Bath Rig Rundown" video by Premier Guitar, Sammy Duet is shown using the Michael Klein Audio Stull pedal on his pedalboard.

Tom Petersson, the bassist, is confirmed to use the Fender Coronado Bass II. In an interview with Premier Guitar, Petersson remarked on the instrument's qualities, stating, "It's very much like a Guild Starfire. It's a great-sounding, underappreciated bass." This information was documented by Adrian Budnick in the article "GALLERY: Tom Petersson's Bass Collection" on Premier Guitar.

Geddy Lee uses the Orange 8x10 Cabinet, as confirmed by Richard Chycki in the recording of Rush's 'Caravan'. Chycki stated, "The fourth and last channel is what we call the ‘stun channel’. This is an Orange AD200 MKIII 200‑Watt bass head that’s cranked to the hilt and going through an 8x10 cabinet. This is miked up with a Sennheiser 421, through a Neve 1073 and into the other side of the Fairchild 670." This information was provided by Sound On Sound.

Mike Inez has confirmed in an interview with Bass Player, authored by Freddy Villano and featured on Guitar World, that he used to use Fender Bassman Silverface Amp Heads, although he noted that they would often break.

Rich Robinson used a Gretsch Roc Jet while recording "Shake Your Money Maker," as confirmed by Pete Prown in Vintage Guitar® magazine.

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.