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Jesse Carmichael used a Bad Horsie wah-wah with his Clavinet on Maroon 5’s 2005 US Headlining tour as seen in the January 2005 issue of Keyboard Magazine.

A Fender Rhodes with 88 keys is seen as part of Jesse’s rig for Maroon 5’s 2005 Headlining tour.

In this photo, an AKG D112 appears to be being utilized with Steve Gallagher's drumkit.

“Jesse started with just a lone Alexis QS8, a keyboard he says sounded strangely wonderful on crappy sound systems but didn’t translate to bigger venues.” - except from the January 2005 issue of Keyboard Magazine.

In this photo, Steve Gallagher can be seen using a vintage Rogers Tower Snare Drum, to coincide with the rest of the Rogers Tower kit.

Jesse used a Nord Lead 1 live with Maroon 5 between 2004 and 2006.

In this photo, Steve Gallagher can be seen using a vintage Rogers Tower 3-piece kit. The reason this is a vintage kit can be seen with the kick drum's drumhead, as that version of the Rogers wordmark is only found on older kits.

Jesse Carmichael used a Clavinet for years, starting with his band Maroon 5’s 2002 album ‘Songs About Jane’, where it played a key role.

“I record in Pro Tools; I’ve (also) gotten into Reason a bit.” - Jesse Carmichael in an interview taken from the January 2005 issue of ‘Keyboard Magazine’.

Jesse Carmichael confirmed his use of Avid Pro Tools by stating, "I record in Pro Tools; I’ve gotten into Reason a bit. Pro Tools is the easiest interface there is without a doubt, and it’s quick," in an interview from the January 2005 issue of Keyboard Magazine.

According to Musicalphabet, Paul Harris played a Fender Rhodes electric piano on B.B. King's "Completely Well" album.

“ I had the Wunder FET 47 [CM7] on my bass amp, which is a 1964 Ampeg B15, going into the BAE and then the Purple Audio 1176 clone. Sometimes I will also record DI, but for the opposite reason most people will use it: I usually run the amp to be clean and use the Sansamp VT–Bass pedal, which is like $160, on the DI.” - Jake Sinclair on how he recorded Death of a Bachelor with Urie.

Jonny can be seen playing a Rhodes Stage Piano Mark I 73 in this live performance.

According to an article by Robyn Flans on Mixonline, Thom Yorke's vocals for Radiohead's track "Creep" were recorded using a Telefunken U47 microphone. The article specifically states, "There were really only three overdubs on 'Creep'—Yorke’s vocals with a Telefunken U47, a piano part played by Jonny Greenwood, and an additional track of the big guitar noise that prefaces the lead guitar parts going into the choruses."

During the recording sessions for "Death of a Bachelor," Brendon Urie used a 1964 Ampeg B-15 bass amplifier, as confirmed by producer Jake Sinclair, who had Urie play through his own amp. This information is documented in the article "Inside Track: Panic! At The Disco" on Sound On Sound.