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In the YouTube video "BORALOGUE VI", The Fender Blues Junior amplifier can be seen, with a guitar playing through it. It is then shown to be coming from Joe Hawley's guitar, confirming that he is the one using the Fender Blues Junior.

It is unclear whether or not it is a first edition model or a second edition model. It cannot be a Fender Blues Junior III, as those began being sold in 2010 and this footage was recorded in 2009.

In the official music video for "Trojan Whore" by Pig Destroyer, at the 0:26 mark, Scott Hull is seen playing a B.C. Rich Stealth Pro Marc Rizzo Signature guitar. This is identifiable by its distinct shape, the presence of seven strings which can be seen at different points in the video and the configuration of the Floyd rose bridge with no bar and knobs.

Ryuichi Sakamoto is confirmed to use the Mackie 1202VLZ4 mixer, as evidenced by a video on YouTube by user "음알못," where the distinct number and color of the knobs are visible.

According to an article by Guy Lee in Vintage Guitar® magazine, Reggie Young Jr used a 1969 Gibson Les Paul Goldtop with mini humbuckers to record Dobie Gray's "Drift Away."

While there is no photos or film of Vic using a Sola Sound Tone Bender MK-1 it’s been recollected by Gary Hurst and Vic himself that he got Gary to modify a Gibson-Maestro FZ-1A “Fuzz-Tone” for more sustain and with a second jack instead of a built in cable so he could play farther away from the pedal (the “Fuzz-Tone”s cable is only around 8 feet long) and Gary produced the original prototype “Wooden Box” 1965 Sola Sound “Tone-Bender” (Mark 1) which was later developed into the Mark 1.5 (The Fuzz Face circuit) and Mark 2 “Professional” which would be used by players like Jimmy Page and Jeff Beck, without Vic, most modern fuzzes probably wouldn’t exist and I’m really suprised this pedal isn’t on his equipboard page to be honest. NOTE The photo I used is just to show the prototype Vic had next to the production model Tone Bender Mark 1’s

On February 12th 2004, Matt Sharp (of Weezer and The Rentals) would perform a solo concert at The Pub at Titan Student Union at California State University. He would perform 6 songs before being joined by former bandmate Rivers Cuomo. Throughout this concert Sharp would mostly use an acoustic Gibson guitar (unknown model).

In a YouTube video of Jake Bugg performing at the TRNSMT Festival in Glasgow, he is seen using a custom-made Patrick James Eggle Macon Junior guitar at the 13:50 mark. This guitar features a Bigsby in Grained Blonde, as documented by the source.

Doug Carrion can be seen playing a Rickenbacker 4001 bass in the image provided by Equipboard, although it appears to be the only available photograph of him with this instrument.

Karl Alvarez is confirmed to use the Music Man Stingray bass guitar, as evidenced by its appearance in the Descendents' "I'm The One" music video from the album "Everything Sucks." The video is available on YouTube through Epitaph Records.

Graham Coxon can be seen playing his custom made Patrick James Eggle Oz on the song 'Girls & Boys' at 1:00:54 during their performance at Primavera Sound in 2023.

Karl Alvarez is confirmed to use the Ibanez Roadstar II Bass during his tenure with the band Descendents, as evidenced by live footage from their 1987 performances. An image supporting this can be found on Equipboard.

Ian MacKaye can be seen playing an Ibanez Silver Series Jazz Bass in videos from The Teen Idles era, as evidenced in the YouTube video titled "The Teen Idles - 'Deadhead' - Live 1980," uploaded by MaRoZa.

Doug Carrion is seen playing a Fender Mustang PJ Bass during a live performance with Field Day at Crossroads, Garwood, NJ on July 13, 2019, as documented in a video by Philly Upstart on YouTube. He's a short guy between 4'11-5'3 and switched to short scales

At the 1 hour, 15 minute, and 17 second mark of the YouTube video “Toto | Live at Youngstorget, Oslo, Norway - 2000,” uploaded by Rick, the computer screen displays the software for the Roland S-760. John “JJ” Jessel utilized the S-760 as his sampler to trigger playback of background vocals, the horns in "Rosanna," and other sound effects.

Doug Carrion is confirmed to use the Guild Pilot Bass, as evidenced by the live video recording from March 27, 1987, at Fender's Ballroom in Long Beach, California, where he is seen playing this bass with Dag Nasty. The performance was captured by Daghouse Archives and is available on YouTube.

On the opening night of Hayley’s edaabp tour, she played a Gibson Les Paul Jr Doublecut