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A screen matched 2022 LTD KH-2 electric guitar, serial #W22051837, featuring an Arctic Metal finish and covered in artwork done by Kirk Hammett of Metallica in black felt tip pen. The guitar can be seen being played by Kirk Hammett in the official music video for the Metallica song “Sleepwalk My Life Away”

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=r7TYA7UcQlE

Kirk can be seen drawing on the guitar in his Instagram post from February 11th, 2023 (https://www.instagram.com/p/CojKHo1rtZY/?img_index=2).

The guitar features a 25.5 inch scale length neck with a bound 24 fret rosewood fretboard, no inlays, a LTD emblem affixed to the bound headstock, and six black chrome locking LTD branded tuners. The body and neck are finished in Arctic Metal with white plastics, a black chrome hardtail bridge, and a black chrome control knob mounted to a single push-pull volume pot for coil splitting the EMG pickup.

On May 18, 2026, Paweł Grzegorczyk, vocalist of the band Hunter, posted an Instagram photo from Okolitza Studio showing a Midiverb II.

Matt Freeman, bassist of the band Rancid, is confirmed to own a Fender American Special Precision Bass, as verified by a listing on Reverb.com titled "Fender American Special Precision Bass Owned by Matt Freeman Of Rancid."

A 2005 ESP Alexi Laiho Signature Series V electric guitar, serial #SS0545103, in black finish with yellow pinstripes. A signature model for the late Children of Bodom frontman. It features a 25.5 inch scale length thru-body maple neck with a bound 24 fret ebony fretboard with pearloid sawtooth inlays, a bout headstock, a black locking nut, string retainer, and six black chrome Gotoh tuners. The offset V-shaped alder body is finished in black with yellow pinstripes and black pickup surround, a black chrome Floyd Rose bridge, an EMG pickup, and a single volume control. On the bass side of the headstock is a piece of tape that is inscribed D#, which refers to tuning a half step down.

In Canadian Musician Volume XXI Issue No.4, the Rivera Bonehead is listed as a guitar amp that Jagori Tanna used to record the album "Blue Green Orange."

In Canadian Musician Volume XXI Issue No.4, the Shure Beta 87 is listed as a microphone that Brian Byrne used to record the album "Blue Green Orange."

In Canadian Musician Volume XXI Issue No.4, the Shure Beta 57 is listed as a microphone that Brian Byrne used to record the album "Blue Green Orange."

In Canadian Musician Volume XXI Issue No.4, the Audio-Technica AT4060 is listed as a microphone that Brian Byrne used to record the album "Blue Green Orange."

In Canadian Musician Volume XXI Issue No.4, the Audio-Technica AT4050 is listed as a microphone that Brian Byrne used to record the album "Blue Green Orange."

A 2000s Gibson Mastertone Granada Five String Banjo, FON #8906-85, with gold hardware and a sunburst back finish.

This Gibson Mastertone Granada banjo features a 26.44 inch scale length flame maple neck with a bound 22 fret rosewood fretboard, mother of pearl position marker inlays, five gold-plated planetary Gibson branded tuners with pearloid buttons, and mother of pearl headstock inlays. The Body features gold plated rim hardware including the armrest and the “Granada” tailpiece, and a flame maple resonator finished in sunburst with multi ply top and back binding.

A 1990 Ibanez RG560 electric guitar, serial #F043093, in black finish. Acquired by Kirk Hammett of Metallica at some point on tour in the early 1990s. During this period, Kirk would use Ibanez guitars to play an extended guitar solo which climaxed in the destruction of the guitar

https://youtu.be/Z9oTvlQwt6I

This one survived, according to Kirk, because he “wanted a guitar to keep, not smash!” This surviving Ibanez RG560 features a 25.5 inch scale length maple neck with a 24 fret rosewood fretboard, pearl dot inlays, a black locking nut and string retainer, and six black chrome Gotoh tuners. The basswood body is finished in black and features black plastics, black chrome knurled control knobs, and a black chrome locking tremolo bridge. It retains its original Ibanez pickups (two S1 single coils and a V2 humbucker in the bridge position) wired to a five way selector switch and master volume and tone controls.

This Yamaha BB3000 MA is Owned by Matt Freeman Of Rancid

Matt Freeman, bassist of Rancid, is confirmed to own a Fender '74 Reissue Jazz Bass, as evidenced by the serial number V1974052, according to a listing on Reverb.com.

In the YouTube video "We Cracked the Code of the Iconic LCD Soundsystem Bass Fuzz Sound" by EarthQuakerDevices, at the 0:10 mark, Tyler Pope's pedalboard is shown with the Jason Moser Ten Years distortion pedal, confirming its use by the artist.

In a YouTube video by EarthQuakerDevices titled "We Cracked the Code of the Iconic LCD Soundsystem Bass Fuzz Sound," Tyler Pope's usage of the Lehle Little Lehle II Looper Switcher pedal is confirmed. At the 0:10 mark, this pedal is clearly visible on his pedalboard. The identification of the model as version II, rather than III, is based on the Lehle logo's absence from a black text box and the presence of the words "Looper Switcher" under "Little Lehle," which are not included in version III.

Jim Adkins is confirmed to use Ernie Ball Power Slinky Guitar Strings (11-48), as evidenced by a box of these strings featured in the "Ernie Ball: String Theory" video. In this video, Jim discusses his creative process and mentions his preference for Ernie Ball strings, alongside other strings like his custom 13-56 gauge and acoustic guitar strings. The video is produced by Ernie Ball and provides an in-depth look into the musical choices of Jim Adkins.

In the Ernie Ball: String Theory video, Jim Adkins of Jimmy Eat World is shown using Ernie Ball Paradigm Power Slinky Guitar Strings (11-48) in his studio, as documented by Ernie Ball on their YouTube channel.

In the Ernie Ball: String Theory video featuring Jim Adkins, it is shown that he uses Ernie Ball Earthwood 80/20 Custom Medium Bronze Acoustic Guitar Strings 12.5-56 in his studio.

In the YouTube video titled "We Cracked the Code of the Iconic LCD Soundsystem Bass Fuzz Sound" by EarthQuakerDevices, at the 0:10 mark, the Source Audio C4 Synth pedal is visibly part of Tyler Pope's pedalboard, confirming its usage by the artist.

In the YouTube video titled "We Cracked the Code of the Iconic LCD Soundsystem Bass Fuzz Sound" by EarthQuakerDevices, at the 0:10 mark, the Boss TU-3S Chromatic Tuner is clearly visible on Tyler Pope's pedalboard, confirming its use by the artist.