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Gene Ween is confirmed to use Dunlop Tortex Standard 0.60mm Guitar Picks, as evidenced by a photo of his rig.

Gene Ween uses Martin SP Lifespan 92/8 Phosphor Bronze Light - MSP7100 strings for his Martin acoustic guitar, as evidenced by a photo of his rig.

It is seen in this photo of his rig

Gene Ween is confirmed to use the MXR M169 Carbon Copy pedal, as it is visible in a photograph of his rig.

In a photo of Gene Ween's rig, the Boss DS-1 Distortion pedal is clearly visible, confirming his use of this equipment.

The photo of Gene Ween's 2003 rig clearly shows the Electro-Harmonix Stereo Polychorus, confirming its use in his setup.

Based on the image in this post, we can see that the bridge pickup on her Reverend Double Agent W is made by Railhammer Pickups. Railhammer Chisel Bridge and not another Railhammer model can be inferred from the visual characteristics of the pickup in this image. The bridge pickup clearly shows the Railhammer hybrid design with one row of exposed pole pieces and one blade rail. In this case, the pole pieces appear as six prominent round metal dots and the pickup has a flat black top with a modern, squared housing.

Among Railhammer humbucker models, this appearance most closely matches the Chisel Bridge. Models such as the Humcutter typically show a subtler pole-piece profile and slightly different top molding, while vintage-voiced models like the Hyper Vintage or Cleancut tend to present a more traditional aesthetic or different spacing/visibility of the pole pieces. The strong, clearly visible pole-piece row and overall modern industrial look are consistent with the Chisel design.

This identification is based solely on visual comparison with known Railhammer models and the pickup installed in Reverend guitars commonly used by Emily Green. As there is currently no confirmed statement from the artist or manufacturer specifying the exact pickup model, this entry should be considered a best-supported visual identification and may be updated if official confirmation or higher-resolution evidence becomes available.

In the YouTube video titled "Quarters Of Change LIVE AT WKDU," Jasper Harris is seen using the Roland JC-120 Jazz Chorus amplifier. The video was published by WKDU PHILADELPHIA 91.7FM and features a live in-studio performance by the band Quarters of Change.

The use of Dunlop Tortex Standard 0.73mm Guitar Picks by Isaac Wood is confirmed by their appearance at the 7-minute mark in a video of Black Country, New Road's performance at the BBC 6 Music Festival 2021, as uploaded by lucaslockeridge on YouTube.