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In the video titled "Cameran Nelson - Fast Enough | LIVE ACOUSTIC," on The Boston Chris Show, Cameran Nelson is seen using the Gibson Gospel (1992 - 2000 Reissue) guitar.

In a video titled "Cameran Nelson Band" by TexasLady on YouTube, Cameran Nelson can be seen using a Fender Stratocaster Electric Guitar during a performance at the South Texas Icehouse on August 6, 2016.

In the video titled "CAMERAN NELSON at K95.5" by Payne Media Group on YouTube, Cameran Nelson is seen playing the Alvarez AF60CK Artist Series Dao Folk Acoustic-Electric Cutaway guitar.

In the video titled "Cameran Nelson - Nothin's got Nothin' (Live)," uploaded by andrew watters on YouTube, Cameran Nelson is seen playing an Ibanez ST300 during a live performance at Brewster Street Icehouse on June 4, 2016, in Corpus Christi, Texas.

In an article on Howard Shore's official website titled "BFI: Sounds of the Future: Howard Shore’s Scores for the Films of David Cronenberg," it is confirmed that Howard Shore used the NED Synclavier II for the soundtrack of "Videodrome."

“Reflecting the film’s interrogation of reality and fantasy in resourceful sound design, Shore fed a score for strings into a Synclavier II digital synthesiser and mixed in samples to muddy the identity of instrumental elements.”

Volkan Caner uses the Gretsch G6128T Duo Jet with Bigsby, as seen in the official music video for "Mizantrop" by She Past Away, available on YouTube.

In a 1990s Q&A, Elizabeth Davis stated that she uses a Music Man StingRay 1976-1983 and mentioned adding EMG pickups. This information is sourced from an archived FAQ page.

In a Q&A from the 1990s, Elizabeth Davis mentioned using the Gallien-Krueger 400RB.

Dan Wexler is seen playing a custom Jackson Randy Rhoads V guitar in the official music video for "On Your Feet" from 1984, as shared by Metaldog38's Home Of Metal on YouTube.

He is seen playing a Model 3 live with Def Leppard in Italy in 1988.

Jeff Beck, a renowned guitarist, engaged in a collaborative effort with Ibanez from the late 1970s through the early 1980s to develop a custom-designed hybrid guitar, resulting in the Ibanez JB-10. This prototype, featuring a shape reminiscent of a Fender with its two horns and equipped with an array of humbucker pickups akin to a Gibson Les Paul, was intended to align with Beck's unique playing style. Despite multiple versions being sent to Beck in an attempt to fulfill his specific requirements, the collaboration ultimately did not come to fruition. This information is supported by the source "Jeff Beck: 10 guitars that shaped a legend" provided by Christie's.

Jeff Beck is confirmed to use the Yamaha CPX-15S guitar, as evidenced by a post on the Facebook page "YAMAHA GUITAR OWNERS," which highlights his collection of Yamaha guitars.