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Ryan Neff is confirmed to use the ENKI AMG-2, as announced in a post by enki.usa on Instagram. In the post, Neff explains that due to his smaller stature, he needed a case that is light and easy to move. He appreciates the ENKI AMG-2's capacity, noting it can hold two basses and is spacious enough that it can "practically fit a man."

Diego Olivero is confirmed to use a Music Man Stingray bass guitar, as evidenced by a photo he shared on his Instagram account on November 24, 2018. The image, taken by photographer Leonardo Majluf, shows Olivero performing alongside Fito Paez in Montevideo.

Diego tocando en vivo junto a Fito Paez, aún como guitarrista de la banda. Presentación de La Ciudad Liberada.

In a televised performance alongside Fito Páez honoring Gustavo Cerati, Diego Olivero is seen playing a Fender Telecaster, as evidenced by the video uploaded by ramreyesc on YouTube titled "FITO PAEZ SIEMPRE ES HOY HOMENAJE A CERATI."

Diego tocando junto a Fito Paez, como bajista y director musical.

Diego Olivero is confirmed to use the Gibson Gene Simmons Signature EB-0, as evidenced by a photo he shared on Instagram on November 16, 2024. The image, from a live performance with Fito Paez during the 40/30 presentation, is tagged with @gibsonespanol and @fitopaezmusica, further verifying the use of this bass guitar.

In the YouTube video titled "Jim Croce - 'I Got A Name' Exclusive Footage In The Studio [Promotional]," Jim is seen using a natural-color Ovation Classical 1613 nylon string guitar during the recording process.

Thomas Erak uses the Line 6 DL4 MkII, as evidenced by its visible presence on his pedalboard in a video shared by sadik_0907 on Instagram.

Taken from an excerpt of a '97 issue of Bass Player Magazine. Lists the complete equipment of gear/pedals that Greg Edwards was using during the Fantastic Planet tour. One of the pedals mentioned is the Dunlop TS-1, ASFAK this pedal was only used on Segue 1 in conjunction with the EHX Big Muff for that giant stuttering bass sound, the only other song this pedal was used was on Saturday Savior, specifically during the solo section. Best heard of the June 1st and 9th performances of the song in 1997.

Used from (assuming) 1995 until 1997. Considering Greg Edwards had a Lexicon Vortex in his 90s Failure bass rig, one can only assume he was using the volume pedal as an expression pedal to morph between A/B on his vortex for some insane sounds heard during this tour. Most notably the segue to Stuck on You during these periods where you can hear some sort of "pitch-modulated-oscillation" similar to a DJ scratch. Also sometimes seen being used during the solo section of Saturday Savior and as-well as during the intros of some Sergeant Politeness performances from 1997.