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During a live performance, Matt Talbott was seen using Dunlop Tortex Standard 0.73mm Guitar Picks, as evidenced by a photograph taken in Chicago on September 13, 2015.

Johnny April is confirmed to use the B.C. Rich Paolo Gregoletto 5 Signature Warlock Bass, as evidenced by a photo on the Facebook fan page "We Love Staind & Aaron Lewis," where he is seen playing this bass. Although for what we know he never uses it for recording or performing. He simply just has it.

The Ibanez Multi Mode Analog Delay AD202 is confirmed to be owned by Billy Corgan, as detailed in a listing on Reverb.com.

The Yamaha MU80 Tone Generator was used by composer Bobby Prince, as evidenced by a listing where he was selling his MIDI modules to cover medical bills related to his recovery from cancer in the mid 2010s through Reverb.

In the YouTube video titled "Звукоизоляция // Женя Горбунов (Интурист, ГШ / Glintshake)" by ИМИ, at the 1:14 mark, Evgeniy Gorbunov is seen using the Apogee Duet 2 USB Audio Interface, positioned to the left of the Poly-800.

Evgeniy Gorbunov confirmed in an interview with Look At Me that he uses the Shure SM58 microphone at concerts, noting, "My voice sounds great through it. It has a button that I've found creative uses for - you can use it to create a tremolo effect on your voice by quickly turning it on and off." He further mentioned that recording with the Shure at home can sometimes make his voice sound like he has a stuffy nose, humorously adding, "Although it might actually be stuffy, it's best to blow your nose before recording."

Billy Corgan is confirmed to have owned a 1976 Sunburst Fender Stratocaster Hardtail, as detailed on Reverb.com. This particular guitar features a 3-bolt neck and exhibits signs of wear, such as dings, dents, scuffs, and scratches, which are purely cosmetic. Despite these marks, it is noted for its excellent playability and sound quality. The tone knobs control the neck and middle pickups, and it includes Wizard of Oz stickers.

Evgeniy Gorbunov has confirmed his use of the Sabian AAX Crash Cymbal in an interview with Look At Me. He stated: "Sabian AAX Crash Cymbal. This cymbal has a rich history: it's been used at many rock concerts, and it once belonged to Sergey Ledovsky, named Moscow's best indie drummer by Afisha magazine. It's a bit dented - I may have added the cracks myself. I use it on stage during our shows to add more life and metal to them."

Evgeniy Gorbunov confirmed his use of the AKG K171 MKII headphones in an interview, stating: "AKG K 171 headphones. My friends chipped in and gave me these headphones for my birthday, and I still feel a tear of joy streaming down my cheek as I remember it. These headphones are unassuming, sounding honest, and have excellent low-frequency control." This information is sourced from Look At Me.

Evgeniy Gorbunov has confirmed the use of the Mackie 402-VLZ3 4-Channel Mixer in an interview with Look At Me, where he stated: "Mackie 402-VLZ3 mixer. It's not the worst mixer, but our sound engineer friend, who knows his stuff, says the Mackie is crap. But I think the Mackie in this series is a pretty decent little thing, and it's perfect for home use."

In an interview with Look At Me, Evgeniy Gorbunov confirmed his use of the INFRASONIC Windy6 Audio/MIDI Interface, stating: "Infrasonic Windy 6 sound card. My friends and I all have these cards because a friend once said, 'Here's a decent card, go get it...' and we believed him. It's Korean, a very strange manufacturer. But for Mac users, it's great because you just plug it into Firewire, and it works right away. I've only heard bad reviews about it from people who tried to reflash it."

Evgeniy Gorbunov has confirmed using the Yamaha MSP5 Studio Active Studio Monitors, stating in an interview with Look At Me: "Yamaha MSP5 monitors. I got these monitors a month ago, and I'm incredibly happy about it. Before that, I was using Mikrolab Solo-1s, a cheap multimedia speaker we bought for 1,500 rubles. They sounded okay overall, but they lacked the detail that monitors have."

In an interview featured on Look At Me, Evgeniy Gorbunov confirmed his use of the Novation Supernova II synthesizer, stating: "The Novation [Supernova II] is a fun instrument given to us by Sergey Ledovsky (drummer of the band NRKTK). It's a synth from 1998, and it's perfect for trance. I usually write arpeggiators and all sorts of silly basslines on it, but the pads sound terrible. The drummer generally buys a lot of synths, old drum machines, and pedals and tries to lend them to us, to get us interested in them, but for now this synth is enough for me; I've had it for almost two years, and Sergey hasn't asked for it back, for which I'm grateful."