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In a 2016 article archived on the Wayback Machine, the Shure KSM32 microphone is mentioned as part of Patrick Dahlheimer's gear, although it is mistakenly referred to as a cabinet.

In a 2016 article archived on Wayback Machine, it is mentioned that bassist Patrick Dahlheimer used the Trace Elliot V-Type amplifier during the Secret Samadhi tour.

According to a 2016 archived article on Wayback Machine, Patrick Dahlheimer used the Trace Elliot AH600smx amplifier head up until the Secret Samadhi tour.

In a 2016 article archived on Wayback Machine, the Vigier Excess 2 bass is mentioned as being used by Patrick Dahlheimer.

In a 2016 archived article on Wayback Machine, it is mentioned that Patrick Dahlheimer uses a Vigier Arpege 4-String Bass. The article specifies that he uses both a II version and a III version (6-string).

Patrick Dahlheimer is confirmed to use the Ernie Ball Music Man StingRay 4 bass guitar, as mentioned in a 2016 article archived on Wayback Machine. Additionally, this bass can be seen in the "I Alone" music video.

According to a 2016 article archived on Wayback Machine, Patrick Dahlheimer is listed as using a Gibson Les Paul Triumph Bass.

According to a 2016 article archived on Wayback Machine, Patrick Dahlheimer is mentioned as using the Gibson Les Paul Signature Bass.

According to a 2016 article archived on the Wayback Machine, Patrick Dahlheimer is mentioned as using the Gibson Thunderbird Bass.

According to an archived 2016 article on the Wayback Machine, Patrick Dahlheimer used a Fender Precision Bass from 1965 to 1969. It is noted that this bass was unfortunately tossed at the 1995 MTV Video Music Awards.

From another source: 'I'm sorry to say that the '65 became firewood after I tossed it at the MTV Awards'

In a 2016 article archived via the Wayback Machine, it is confirmed that Patrick Dahlheimer uses a Fender Jazz Bass 5-string.

According to a 2016 article accessed via the Wayback Machine, Patrick Dahlheimer uses a Fender Custom Shop Jazz Bass.

According to a 2016 article archived on the Wayback Machine, Patrick Dahlheimer uses a Fender 1958 Precision Bass, which is specifically mentioned as being used for the songs "Lakini's Juice," "I Alone," and "White, Discussion."

Chuck Comeau, drummer of Simple Plan, uses Promark Hickory 5B Wood Tip drumsticks. In an interview with Modern Drummer Official on YouTube, he explains, "Do you know why I play Promark? It's a funny story; when I was 16 years old, we played with this band called Ten Foot Pole... I went on [Tony Palermo's] kit and I saw like 'Oh you're playing Promark! What's that?' and he's like 'Oh, it's a great company. You should try them.' (age) 16, I started playing Promark sticks and never looked back." He further adds, "I used to do 'The Naturals' (now renamed the Raw series) because sometimes I was like dropping sticks so the natural would help. And now honestly, I feel like this (Promark Forward 5B Hickory) is a lot more comfortable and great. I love these. They're very versatile, and just feel comfortable. I've been playing them for 25 years plus."

Chuck Comeau is confirmed to use the Zildjian 19" A Medium Thin Crash cymbal, as evidenced in the drum cam performance of "Jump" during the 2018 Vans Warped Tour. This information is supported by a video provided by the Avedis Zildjian Company on YouTube, which details his cymbal setup for the performance.

Chuck Comeau is confirmed to use the Zildjian 20" FX Oriental China "Trash" cymbal, as evidenced by the drum cam performance of "Jump" during the 2018 Vans Warped Tour, featured in a video by Avedis Zildjian Company.

Chuck Comeau is confirmed to use the Zildjian 20" A Custom Projection Crash, as evidenced in the drum cam performance of "Jump" during the 2018 Vans Warped Tour, featured in a video by the Avedis Zildjian Company.

Chuck Comeau is confirmed to use the Zildjian 21" A Sweet Ride cymbal, as seen in the drum cam performance of "Jump" during the 2018 Vans Warped Tour. This performance is documented on the Zildjian YouTube channel, specifically in the video titled "Chuck Comeau | Simple Plan-'Jump' (WARPED TOUR '18 PERFORMANCE)" by the Avedis Zildjian Company.