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Nathaniel Rateliff owned and used a Moog Grandmother synthesizer, which he purchased in 2017. This instrument was employed in the creation of his albums And It’s Still Alright and The Future. This information is verified by Reverb, where the Moog Grandmother was listed as previously owned by Rateliff.

This Jen-Co Celeste is owned by Nathaniel Rateliff

The Airline 62-9019 Reverb unit is owned by Nathaniel Rateliff, as confirmed by a listing on Reverb.com.

This Farfisa 8 is owned by Nathaniel Rateliff

According to the description on Bandcamp for the album "Software Remixes" by ComputeHer, the artist uses the Korg Volca Keys for all synths on the Analogue Mix of Software.

This Fender Princeton Reverb HW is owned by Nathaniel Rateliff. This amp has been converted into a hand-wired princeton reverb. The speaker is a Webber Ferromax.

This Fender Deluxe Reverb Silverface is owned by Nathaniel Rateliff

During a live stream on Twitch, Bart Hirigoyen set up his pedalboard for a tour with the band Pain Magazine, during which he showed and explained each component. A screenshot of the fully assembled board clearly displays the Collision Devices FZ Gated Fuzz/Distortion.

This Ampeg Portaflex is owned by Nathaniel Rateliff

This amp was one of two that were used for almost all the bass recordings on And It’s Still Alright.

This Fender Princeton Tweed is owned by Nathaniel Rateliff

In an Instagram post by Ryan Knight on May 19, 2015, he can be seen using KRK ROKIT 6 G3 Studio Monitors, as evidenced by the accompanying photo with the caption: "Ya know, over here acting like some kinda media wizard, pretending to video edit."

In this photo, Ryan Knight is seen using his Ibanez FR LACS.