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Jeff Rosenstock uses a Fender American Vintage '65 Jazzmaster, as evidenced in the YouTube video titled "Jeff Rosenstock 'Scram', 'Beauty of Breathing', 'Old Crap', '80's Through the 50's' guitar lesson" by latas recicladas de LMBECIL. The distinguishing features of this guitar, such as the fretboard binding, matching headstock, and specific knobs, confirm its identity.

At 19:44 in the video titled "Jeff Rosenstock 'Scram', 'Beauty of Breathing', 'Old Crap', '80's Through the 50's' guitar lesson" on YouTube, Jeff Rosenstock mentions that he recorded with a Vintage Ampeg V4 Amplifier Head. This video was provided by latas recicladas de LMBECIL and originally aired live on Paste Magazine's Instagram.

In this instagram post of Mychal tracking bass for the new Peeling Flesh album, he’s using a three pickup Nolly Getgood Bass

Can be seen playing through one throughout this video, starting at 0:52. Seems to be his main amplifier during his time with The Fall, alongside other projects.

In a post from Radiohead's official Instagram account, a photograph taken during a soundcheck in Bologna on November 2025 clearly shows Thom Yorke's pedalboard, where the EarthQuaker Devices Hoof V1 fuzz pedal is visible. The image is credited to Greg Williams Photography and was shared on February 26, 2026.

In a video by Reverb, The Real Mike Dean discusses and demonstrates his PPG Wave 2.3 synthesizer, referring to it as "the best piece of gear he’s ever bought on Reverb." He provides insights into its unique features and plays the instrument from the start of the video until approximately the 5:30 mark.

In a recent video, KARRA used the Lewitt MTP 5 Live Vocal Microphone while comparing it to the Shure SM58. The video, titled "Best Dynamic Microphone for Vocals 🔥 Lewitt MTP 5 vs. Shure SM58 🎤," was posted by KARRA on YouTube, where she conducted a microphone shoot-out to evaluate which mic sounded better for her vocals.

Part of his live rig pedalboard with Mirador .

Part of his live rig pedalboard with Mirador .

He uses this pedal among many more with Mirador .

He uses live this effect with Mirador .

He uses it with his resonator guitar with Mirador live .

At 1:10 you can clearly see (as you can throughout the entire video) that Hama Okamoto is playing a 1985 Fender Performer bass