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In a video by Mix with the Masters titled "Behind the Track｜'12 to 12’ by sombr," Sombr reveals at the 1:24 mark that he used the Korg Triton Studio 88 Workstation while discussing his attempt to find the worst-sounding piano for the track "12 to 12."

In the livestream titled "Umru - Sticky Track Breakdown" by PC Music Archive, at 16:35, music producer umru is seen using the Native Instruments Massive Synth to design a sub bass patch with subtle higher harmonic content.

Estella Yun is seen playing the Ableton Push 2 in a post on her Instagram, where she captions it: “Home” field advantage: synth bass.

Estella Yun can be seen using the Roland Juno-106 in an Instagram post where she provides tips on achieving a groovy synth bass.

Estella Yun can be seen using the Yamaha MOTIF XF8 in a video she posted on Instagram, captioned "90s love song ballad chords."

Blaster Silonga is confirmed to use the Fender American Original '60s Telecaster, as evidenced by a photo shared by IV OF SPADES on Facebook. The image shows him performing with this guitar at the Systems Plus College Foundation upRISING concert.

In a 2019 YouTube video titled "Attila Voros / Writing mode is ON - 'noodling' using my Schecter E-1 Custom w/ Dunlop Bass Wah," guitarist Attila Vörös is shown playing his Schecter E-1 Custom.

In this website, it is stated that Keith Moon played a Super Classic Black Oyster from 1964-1965 and a Silver Sparkle from July to September 1965

Black Oyster First known date of use: 22 July, 1964, Scene Club Last known date of use: 23 May, 1965, “Thanks Your Lucky Stars” concert.

Silver Sparkle 1 July, 1965, “Ready Steady Go!” TV show (A clip is featured in The Kids Are Alright). Last known date of use: 3 September, 1965, “Ready Steady Go!” TV show.

In an Instagram post, Chris Brooks is shown using a Fender American Performer Stratocaster, as he mentions, "Enjoy this jam on a loaner @fender USA Performer HSS Strat."

In an Instagram post by Chris Brooks (@chrisbrooksguitarist) dated April 21, 2019, he is seen using an Ibanez RG827Z Premium. In the caption, he mentions, "What's your favourite 7 string guitar? I've been playing around on this borrowed premium Ibanez for a while but maybe one day I'll make the commitment and buy one."

At 31:05 in the video titled "Foo Fighters (1997, Rockpalast, Bizarre Festival)" on YouTube, Dave Grohl is seen playing a white Gibson SG during the song "This Is a Call," serving as a backup guitar. This observation is documented by the YouTube user KurtRusselCrowe.

In the live video from 1997 titled "Foo Fighters (1997, Rockpalast, Bizarre Festival)," Dave Grohl is seen playing a Gretsch Anniversary guitar at the 18:33 mark. This guitar was used in standard tuning for the set, while he used a Les Paul in DADGBE tuning. The video, uploaded by the user KurtRusselCrowe on YouTube, provides visual confirmation of Grohl's use of the Gretsch Anniversary.

In an Instagram video posted by Chris Brooks (@chrisbrooksguitarist), he is seen playing an Ibanez RG550 Genesis Collection guitar.

In an Instagram post, Chris Brooks discusses his use of the Korg KDM-1 Digital Metronome.

In an Instagram post by Chris Brooks (@chrisbrooksguitarist), he is seen using an Ibanez AZ242F Premium.

At 1:02 in the video titled "Foo Fighters live at Velvet Elvis Arts Lounge, Seattle, WA - March 4th 1995 - COMPLETE VIDEO!" by FooFightersLive.com, William Goldsmith can be seen using the Ludwig Classic Kit Silver Sparkle.

In an Instagram post by Chris Brooks, he is seen using an Ibanez RG6PCMLTD. The post, which features a video of Brooks performing a solo selected by Jared Dines for a compilation, includes hashtags such as #ibanezguitars and #ibanezrg, confirming the use of this specific guitar model.