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In a live performance image, Ally McErlaine is clearly seen using two Fender Tonemaster amplifiers with matching 4x12 cabinets.

In a live photograph, you can clearly see guitarist Ally McErlaine playing an Epiphone Elitist Casino, identifiable by the word "Elitist" visible on the truss rod cover.

Ally McErlaine, guitarist for Texas and Red Sky July, is confirmed to use a mid-1970s Gibson ES-335 Sunburst. This guitar, which he received when joining Texas at age 17, was played on every Texas album and tour and appeared on the cover of their 1989 single "I Don’t Want A Lover." The guitar, valued at over £3000, was lost at a charity concert in Battersea Park in 2012 but was later recovered by Brighton-based photographer Martin Burton. Burton said, “A friend, who had been staying with me for a few months, emigrated leaving some of his possessions behind in storage. I recall him saying that the guitar had been in lost property but no one had been able to find the owner. I’d forgotten about it until I read a story online about Ally looking for his lost guitar.”

In a video titled "Rig Rundown - Johnny Hiland" by Premier Guitar, Johnny Hiland confirms at the 17:25 mark that he uses Celestion G12K-100 100W 12" Guitar Speakers.

In a video by Premier Guitar titled "Rig Rundown - Johnny Hiland," Johnny Hiland discusses his Comins "Rhythm Slinger" Archtop guitar at the 12:45 mark.

In the video titled "Rig Rundown - Johnny Hiland" by Premier Guitar, at the 8-minute mark, Johnny Hiland mentions using the RunBarr Pick Depth Controller.

In a Rig Rundown interview with Premier Guitar, Johnny Hiland confirms that he uses the Electric City Pickups Johnny Hiland Six Shooter Singles in his guitars.

In a photoshoot for The Times newspaper, Graham Coxon is seen holding his custom-made Patrick James Eggle Macon Special, as documented in a post by Patrick James Eggle Guitars on Instagram.

Eric Clapton is confirmed to have used the Music Man 412-GS, as evidenced by a Music Man advertisement from 1977 featuring this gear.

In this Instagram post from music photographer Sharon Latham, a TC Electronic Rusty Fuzz pedal can be seen on Gem Archer's pedalboard for Noel Gallagher's High Flying Birds tour in 2023. It is visible next to the Boss GE-7 pedal.

In this video from March 2026 "A Day In The Life w/ NAV" around 3:05 he can be seen in his home studio, and talks about his favorite mic at the moment, the Sony C-800G Large-diaphragm Condenser Microphone:

This my mic I be traveling with this mic. I take this everywhere, shit about like, $15,000-16,000 for this mic. Anybody here knows about this mic, takes forever to get it. So I finally got it and I've been using this one for like a year and a half. The power supply's big as shit you gotta travel with that. Comes in a suitcase. This is how it comes. Shit like a camera, know what I'm sayin? All your favorite rappers using this mic right now that's for sure though.

A Music Man advertisement from 1977 lists the Music Man HD-130 Reverb Head as part of Eric Clapton's equipment.

In a 1998 image, John Cooper is seen playing the Ibanez SR506TT model.

In an Instagram story posted on March 14, 2026, Sonia Sturino's pedalboard is visible, featuring the DigiTech Drop Pedal.