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In a Facebook post from bassist Seth Govan, he mentions the use of a "Fender Custom Classic Jazz Bass" among other gear, thereby confirming his use of this bass.

The 4-knob layout instead of the traditional 3-knob layout seen on other Jazz Basses confirm that this is a Custom Classic Jazz Bass.

Takashi Asano is confirmed to use the Solid State Logic Bus+ as evidenced by a Twitter post where the equipment is clearly visible.

Takashi Asano is confirmed to use the Solid State Logic Fusion, as evidenced by a photo posted on his Twitter account where the gear is visibly present.

On one of his twitter's post, a Trailbreaker Mark-I can be seen.

In a Facebook post, bassist Seth Govan detailed his equipment, explicitly mentioning the use of a "Wal custom Mk2" among other gear, thereby confirming his use of the Wal Mk II Bass.

Sascha Konietzko employs the Sequential Circuits Prophet 2002 in his production setup, as confirmed by a DRUM! Magazine article, which describes his workspace as a "little room full of stuff" that includes various drum machines and samplers. The article mistakenly refers to the Prophet 2002 as a Prophet 202.

Konietzko gets the process rolling in a “little room full of stuff,” relying on drum machines like the Roland TR 909 and 707, samplers such as the Kurzweil 2000, E-mu Emix 20 and Prophet 202, a StudioVision Pro MIDI sequencer and Pro Tools running on a Mac 9600.

Masamichi Amano, a composer known for his work in classical and contemporary music, began learning computer-aided composition at an early age. After completing his studies, he moved to Australia, where he became the first Japanese person to master the Fairlight CMI, as detailed in an interview featured on the web magazine ONTOMO.

Masashi Hamauzu is confirmed to use the Nord Stage EX 88 during his live performances with Imeruat, as evidenced by his frequent appearances with the instrument on stage, a fact supported by documentation provided by The Wild Faery Company.

Masashi Hamauzu is often seen performing with a Clavia Nord Modular during his live shows with Imeruat, as documented by The Wild Faery Company.

In a blog post on note（ノート）, Masashi Hamauzu explicitly identifies the M-Audio Keystation 88 MK3 88-key Keyboard Controller as his master keyboard.

In a blog post on note（ノート）, Masashi Hamauzu explicitly names the Yamaha HS5 as his main speakers.

Masashi Hamauzu uses MOTU Digital Performer as one of his main tools, as confirmed in an interview by Jayson Napolitano on Original Sound Version. In the interview, Hamauzu states, "The main tools that I use are Digital Performer, orchestral samples by East West, and some standard software synth by Native Instruments."