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In the video "Revolting Cocks (Chicago 1987) [09]. Attack Ships On Fire" by RevCo1966 on YouTube, Al Jourgensen is seen playing a Steinberger GL2-T guitar at 5:43 and other points throughout the performance. This identification is supported by the guitar's distinctive shape, bridge design, lettering on the body, and the presence of a silver whammy bar.

At 7:50 in this video, Lyle Workman says:

Yeah, these have Joe Barden pickups in it.

While discussing his 1969 Fender Telecaster.

At 6:57 in this video from Fender, Lyle Workman says:

And then, shortly after that, I bought a '69 Tele, this one right here. And so that was my first real Telecaster.

At 6:40 in this video interview with Fender, Lyle Workman says:

I can only recall putting my first Telecaster together. This is in the early '90s, so I made a Partscaster and I used that when I was touring with Frank Black.

Charlie Clouser confirmed on the Gearspace forum that Al Jourgensen and Ministry used the Sequential Circuits Pro One Synthesizer during the band's early years. Clouser noted, "Most of the time Al knew exactly what synth was used on which part, so even though the PRO-1 was long gone, JB could use Repro-1 to get really close, etc. Plus we did have a lot of paper documentation like track sheets etc."

Al Jourgensen confirmed his use of the ARP Omni Polyphonic Analog Synthesizer in an interview with the Entertainer, as detailed by Klintron on klintron.com. Jourgensen shared that after returning to Chicago following his time with Special Affect, he purchased the synthesizer because he was unable to play loud guitar in his apartment. Subsequently, he acquired a reel-to-reel tape recorder and began creating his own solo tracks.

The Boss DD-3 Digital Delay is confirmed to be used by guitarist Marty Friedman, as it is listed on his artist page on the official website of Boss.

In the video titled "Steve Vai | What's on Your Pedalboard, Beat Edition" by Sweetwater, Steve Vai confirms using the Boss GM-800 Guitar Synthesizer at the 4:46 mark. He further showcases this pedal at the 6:18 mark.

[I use the GM-800] more like a sampler

In the video titled "Steve Vai | What's on Your Pedalboard, Beat Edition" by Sweetwater, Steve Vai confirms using the Boss SY-1000 Guitar Synthesizer at the 4:42 mark. He further showcases this pedal at the 6:14 mark

I had so much fun building synthesizer patches for this tour.

In this official article by Boss, Steve Vai's guitar tech Doug MacArthur confirms that Steve Vai used the Boss FV-30L Compact Volume Pedal for the BEAT tour. He further confirms it by providing a photo of his pedal setup.

In this official article by Boss, Steve Vai's guitar tech Doug MacArthur confirms that Steve Vai used the Boss FV-50L Stereo Volume Pedal for the BEAT tour.

In a photo from September 2025, King Krule can be seen using the TC Electronic Shaker Vibrato, as confirmed by a Reddit post from the user stonerosesgold.