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At the 2:43 mark in the video, you can see this very cabinet under two Orange OR120s.

This Coral (danelectro) Teardrop is owned by Nathaniel Rateliff

In the YouTube video "Mi Primer Día Sin Ti" by Enanitos Verdes and Hombres G, Felipe Staiti is seen playing a Stratocaster-style guitar with features such as a natural finish body, rosewood fingerboard, traditional SSS pickup configuration, and a large CBS-era headstock. Close-up shots reveal characteristics consistent with a Fender American Vintage II 1973 Stratocaster, including a natural ash finish, large 1970s-style headstock, and a bullet truss rod adjustment at the headstock. These features confirm the guitar as a Fender American Vintage II 1973 Stratocaster. This performance video is provided by huevosrevueltosVEVO on YouTube, under the description by Sony Music Entertainment México, S.A. de C.V.

This Gretsch Chet Atkins Tennessean Model is owned by Nathaniel Rateliff

Theo Spark is seen using a yellow Steinberger Spirit GT-PRO Deluxe during a live performance in Seoul, as captured in a YouTube video by Ian titled "240211 Wooze - Good Old Fashioned Fun (Live in Seoul, @Club FF)."

Theo Spark is confirmed to use a Fender Stratocaster Electric Guitar, as evidenced in a video by Big Sharpie on YouTube, titled "WOOZE - Good Old Fashioned Fun - The Hug & Pint, Glasgow - 4th November, 2023."

Gustav Larsson is seen using a Laney Audiohub Combo AH150 150-Watt 1x12" 5-Channel Keyboard Amp / Mixer for his guitar, as confirmed in a post by Silverpapyrus on YouTube.

Gustav Larsson is seen using the Roland CUBE-120XL Bass 120-Watt 1x12" Bass Combo in a YouTube post by Silverpapyrus, where he is pictured behind the amplifier, which he uses for guitar.

In a YouTube post by Silverpapyrus, Gustav Larsson is seen playing a Squier Classic Vibe '60s Stratocaster Electric Guitar in Candy Apple Red.

In a YouTube post by Silverpapyrus, Gustav Larsson is seen using an Epiphone Firebird.

In a YouTube post by Silverpapyrus, Gustav Larsson is seen using a Washburn MG 34 guitar.

In a YouTube post by Silverpapyrus, Gustav Larsson is seen using an ESP LTD M-50.

In the provided photo, Kenichi Asai is clearly seen playing a Gibson Acoustic J-200 Junior Acoustic-electric Guitar, which has an L.R. Baggs pickup installed.

Ziggy Marley uses the Mad Professor Sweet Honey Overdrive pedal according to his April 2026 Guitar World interview:

We use the Dunlop Slash Cry Baby, BOSS PH-3, Demeter Compulator, and TC Electronic June-60v2 chorus. And I’ve got a little fuzzbox – the Mad Professor Sweet Honey Overdrive – for when I want something a little dirty, y’know?

Ziggy Marley uses the TC Electronic June-60v2 chorus pedal according to his April 2026 Guitar World interview:

We use the Dunlop Slash Cry Baby, BOSS PH-3, Demeter Compulator, and TC Electronic June-60v2 chorus. And I’ve got a little fuzzbox – the Mad Professor Sweet Honey Overdrive – for when I want something a little dirty, y’know?

In the March 2019 issue of Guitar Magazine, Kenichi Asai discusses his use of the Marshall JMP 1959 Super Lead 100-Watt amp head, which he originally purchased in 1990 during the recording of Blankey Jet City's first album, "Red Guitar and the Truth," in London. Rather than relying on the amp's gain, Asai prefers to use pedals such as the Human Gear Vivace pedal and EarthQuaker Devices pedals.

Ziggy Marley uses the Demeter Compulator compression pedal according to his April 2026 Guitar World interview:

We use the Dunlop Slash Cry Baby, BOSS PH-3, Demeter Compulator, and TC Electronic June-60v2 chorus. And I’ve got a little fuzzbox – the Mad Professor Sweet Honey Overdrive – for when I want something a little dirty, y’know?