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In the article "Bruce Franklin of Trouble: The ClassicRockHistory.com Interview" by Andrew Daly on ClassicRockHistory.com, it is confirmed that Bruce Franklin uses the Morley Bad Horsie 2 Wah pedal:

What guitars, gear, pedals, amps, and effects are you using, and why? How has that changed from your ’80s and ’90s heyday?

I always use an ’80s Boss GE-7 Equalizer pedal and a ’70s Electro Harmonix Clone Theory Chorus/Flange pedal while occasionally using a Morley Bad Horsie 2 wah pedal.

In the article "Bruce Franklin of Trouble: The ClassicRockHistory.com Interview" by Andrew Daly on ClassicRockHistory.com, it is confirmed that Bruce Franklin uses the Electro Harmonix Clone Theory:

What guitars, gear, pedals, amps, and effects are you using, and why? How has that changed from your ’80s and ’90s heyday?

I always use an ’80s Boss GE-7 Equalizer pedal and a ’70s Electro Harmonix Clone Theory Chorus/Flange pedal while occasionally using a Morley Bad Horsie 2 wah pedal.

In the article "Bruce Franklin of Trouble: The ClassicRockHistory.com Interview" by Andrew Daly on ClassicRockHistory.com, it is confirmed that Bruce Franklin uses the Boss GE-7:

What guitars, gear, pedals, amps, and effects are you using, and why? How has that changed from your ’80s and ’90s heyday?

I always use an ’80s Boss GE-7 Equalizer pedal and a ’70s Electro Harmonix Clone Theory Chorus/Flange pedal while occasionally using a Morley Bad Horsie 2 wah pedal.

In the article "Bruce Franklin of Trouble: The ClassicRockHistory.com Interview" by Andrew Daly on ClassicRockHistory.com, it is confirmed that Bruce Franklin uses a 1964 Gibson SG Les Paul Junior.

What guitars, gear, pedals, amps, and effects are you using, and why? How has that changed from your ’80s and ’90s heyday?

Not a lot has changed, but some things have. My main guitar and amp are a 1964 Gibson Les Paul Junior (SG) and a ’90 Marshall 100-watt JCM 900.

I lucked into getting the SG from a guy that I knew that wasn’t a guitar player. He showed me this guitar that he had and asked if I was interested in buying it. I immediately knew that it was an early ’60s SG and that it was worth a couple of thousand dollars. I asked how much he wanted, and he said that a guy had given him the guitar as compensation for the money he owed him. The guy owed him $250, so this guy I know told me, “$250,” and I said, “Sold!”

In the article "Pentagram's Victor Griffin: Commandeering the Low Road" by Joe Charupakorn on Premier Guitar, it is confirmed that Victor Griffin uses a modified Laney GH100TI Tony Iommi Signature amplifier head, with power tubes changed to Tung-Sol EL34B, modded by Voodoo Amps.

In the article "Pentagram's Victor Griffin: Commandeering the Low Road" by Joe Charupakorn on Premier Guitar, it is confirmed that guitarist and singer Victor Griffin uses the Mooer Ana Echo Delay.

In the article "Pentagram's Victor Griffin: Commandeering the Low Road" by Joe Charupakorn, published on Premier Guitar, it is confirmed that Victor Griffin uses the Electro-Harmonix Nano Clone.

In the article "Pentagram's Victor Griffin: Commandeering the Low Road" by Joe Charupakorn on Premier Guitar, it is confirmed that Victor Griffin uses the TC Electronic Flashback Delay.

In the article "Pentagram's Victor Griffin: Commandeering the Low Road" by Joe Charupakorn on Premier Guitar, it is confirmed that Victor Griffin uses the Budda BudWah Wah Pedal.

In the article "Pentagram's Victor Griffin: Commandeering the Low Road" by Joe Charupakorn on Premier Guitar, it is confirmed that Victor Griffin uses the Way Huge Electronics WHE101 Angry Troll boost pedal.