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In the YouTube video "John Hoffman - Primus - Tour Kit Rundown" by Modern Drummer Official, John Hoffman is shown using a Sabian 10" HHX Complex Splash Cymbal as part of his drum kit.

John Hoffman, the drummer for Primus, uses clear (not coated) Aquarian Response 2s on his toms and rata-toms. This information is confirmed in a video by Modern Drummer Official, titled "John Hoffman - Primus - Tour Kit Rundown," where he discusses his gear during the "Sessanta V2.0" tour.

John Hoffman, drummer for Primus, plays and endorses Vater Los Angeles 5A drumsticks. In a video by Vater Drumsticks on YouTube, Hoffman discusses his use of these drumsticks, which feature the Primus logo and his name.

In this image a Clavia ‘Nord Electro 2’ can just be seen peeking in from the right (not sure which amount of keys). Live at the Ottobar, Baltimore, MD, US (July 27th 2009).

Beepbop confirmed the use of a Squier Debut Series Stratocaster by posting a picture of the guitar on his YouTube community tab on his birthday.

In this Image, ‘The Seven Fields of Aphelion’ can be seen playing on a Moog Little Phatty Stage II. Playing live at Austin Psych Fest, TX, US (2011).

In this Image, to left of ‘The Seven Fields of Aphelion’ can be seen a Korg Microsampler. Playing live at Austin Psych Fest, TX, US (2011).

In this Image, Ryan Manon (Graveface) can be seen playing a mustard coloured Fender Musicmaster Bass. Playing live at Austin Psych Fest, TX, US (2011).

During Beepbop's performance at the Drum Shack bar, as captured in the video titled "defect (NEET cover) - Beepbop/Enduring Malice live at the Drum Shack bar" on Beepbop's YouTube channel, a Behringer CS400 Compressor Sustainer can be clearly seen on his pedalboard, positioned next to a chorus pedal and a DS-1.

During the live performance at the Drum Shack bar, Beepbop was observed using the chorus feature of the Sonicake Warped dimension, as confirmed in the video titled "defect (NEET cover) - Beepbop/Enduring Malice" on YouTube by Beepbop 👁️.

In this Image, Ryan Manon (Graveface) can be seen playing sparkling silver Squier Jagmaster guitar. Playing live at the Abbey Pub, Chicago, US (November 1st, 2008)

In this Image, Ryan Manon (Graveface) can be seen playing a Fender Mustang Bass. Playing live at the Abbey Pub, Chicago, US (November 1st, 2008).

In this Image, ‘Power Pill Fist’ is seen playing his distinctive modified Fender Jazz Bass (headstock scrubbed of letters and conversion to single pick up or is it hiding under the bridge guard?), it may be an unknown clone but the bridge guard does feature the logo so we’ll go with that unless anyone knows otherwise. Playing live at the Abbey Pub, Chicago, US (November 1st, 2008)

In this Image, Tom Fec’s live set up is on full display and in the top right corner is a Electro Harmonix Memory Man with Hazarai. An unknown white pedal also features near the bottom (maybe a Boss DD-3 Digital Delay?). Playing live at the Abbey Pub, Chicago, US (November 1st, 2008)

In this Image (from 2006) Tom Fec can be seen playing live with a black Squier Stratocaster.

During performances at The Drum Shack, the bassist for Beepbop's backing band uses the venue's house Orange Crush Bass 100, as evidenced by the YouTube video "Beepbop - Magnisium live" posted by Beepbop. The amp's deep, warm low-end complements Beepbop's guitar sound, providing a strong foundation for the rhythm section. The bright orange casing of the amp is a distinctive part of the stage setup, enhancing the band's live presence.