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In a video by Hirameki Dojo titled "Steven Seagal's incredible guitar collection - SRV, B.B. King, Albert Collins," Steven Seagal claims to own the Fender Albert Collins Signature Telecaster Electric Guitar, which was previously owned by Albert Collins.

In a YouTube video, a battery is shown being added to a Boss OS-2 pedal, which is positioned next to a Boss CS-3 and a Boss DD-3 Digital Delay, confirming that guitarist Nigel Pulsford uses the Boss DD-3 Digital Delay.

In the YouTube video titled "BUSH - 1995: BEHIND THE SCENES on 2 Meter Sessions" by 2 Meter Sessions, a battery is seen being added to a Boss OS-2 pedal next to a Boss CS-3 Compression Sustainer and a Boss DD-3, indicating that guitarist Nigel Pulsford uses the Boss CS-3 Compression Sustainer.

Big Boss uses a ZENY Stratocaster electric guitar, as confirmed by a YouTube video by Harley "Green Ranger" Charlonne, who refers to the guitar as "My Birthday is An Black Zeny Strat Electric Guitar."

In a photograph from 1977, Gene Clark is seen backstage at the Palomino Club holding a white Gibson Les Paul.

In the video titled "Steven Seagal's incredible guitar collection - SRV, B.B. King, Albert Collins" by Hirameki Dojo on YouTube, Steven Seagal's collection is shown to include four Lucille guitars at around 1:12. Three of these guitars are black while one has a cherry finish, and all four are signed by B.B. King, confirming his use of the 1995 Gibson BB King Lucille Signed guitar.

In a video by Hirameki Dojo titled "Steven Seagal's incredible guitar collection - SRV, B.B. King, Albert Collins," at the 0:58 mark, Steven Seagal claims to own a Fender Jazzmaster 1960 that was once owned and played by Jimi Hendrix (take this claim with a grain of salt as Seagal is a very well known liar) . The narrator, however, incorrectly identifies the guitar as one of Hendrix's Stratocasters.

In the beginning of this video, An Airline Town and Country can be seen lying on the grass next to Stevens acoustic guitars.

In an interview with United Reggae titled "Interview: Pressure (2014)," Don Corleon confirms his use of Steinberg Nuendo for multi-track sequencing. He attributes the software’s high-fidelity audio engine to achieving a "polished" and "commercial" sound for the Vendetta label, particularly noted on the Drop Leaf and Seasons riddims.

Don Corleon uses the Yamaha Motif ES8 synthesizer, as evidenced by the "Music By" credit on the physical CD releases of "Drop Leaf" and "Seasons." The nylon guitar and grand piano patches in these tracks are distinctive of the Yamaha Motif ES series libraries, as noted by Dani Mallick in DancehallMag's article titled "J. Cole Samples Two Classics From Don Corleon's 'Drop Leaf' Riddim."

John Connolly, the guitarist for Sevendust, has confirmed his use of the Squier Classic Vibe Baritone Custom Telecaster in an Instagram post. He stated, "The black one was fitted with Seymour Duncan quarter pounders and it ended up tracking the first two singles to be released on the new Sevendust record. The tobacco burst one was fitted with Seymour Duncan bg1400’s and is currently my drop G guitar, and will be seen in our third single/video from 'One'." Connolly further mentioned that after extensive use over four months, these guitars have become his most frequently used instruments, and fans can expect to see them on tour.

In this concert commemorating the 20th anniversary of Frank Black's album Teenager of the Year, Eric Drew Feldman can be seen playing a Hagstrom HIIB bass. It's shown clearly in the 8:01 minute mark.