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

In the YouTube video titled "We Cracked the Code of the Iconic LCD Soundsystem Bass Fuzz Sound" by EarthQuakerDevices, the Electro-Harmonix Holy Grail Nano is clearly visible on Tyler Pope's pedalboard at the 0:10 mark, confirming its use 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 Lehle 3At1 SGoS Switcher Guitar Pedal is clearly visible on Tyler Pope's pedalboard, confirming its use by the artist.

In a YouTube video titled "We Cracked the Code of the Iconic LCD Soundsystem Bass Fuzz Sound" by EarthQuaker Devices, Tyler Pope of LCD Soundsystem discusses his collaboration with EarthQuaker Effects to develop the Chelsea Low-end Fuzz Driver Pedal. He aimed to replicate the distinctive sound of a vintage EHX Big Muff unit, which differed from other similar units of its time.

Tyler Pope is confirmed to use the Serek Armitage Bass, as evidenced in a YouTube video where the bass is identifiable by its distinctive body and the logo on the headstock. This usage is further corroborated by a post from Serek's Instagram, which states:

So I've been sitting on this news for a while 'til it became official. These two basses now belong to the glorious family that is @lcdsoundsystem.

This post highlights the collaboration with the band to maintain the essence of their preferred bass, enhanced by Serek's quality and reliability.

The caption of the Instagram video by @syosmusic confirms that David Binney is playing on a Syos Soprano Steady 5, as it states: "@davidwbinney is killing it on this Steady 5 🔥🔥⁠".

Matt Freeman, the bassist for Rancid, is confirmed to own a Fender American Standard Precision Bass, as evidenced by a listing on Reverb. The bass is notably marked by an Oakland Athletics sticker on the pickguard.

Matt Freeman, bassist of the band Rancid, is known to use a Fender Telecaster Bass. This instrument was prominently featured in Rancid's "Who Would've Thought" video. Freeman mentioned, "I bought this bass around 1997 because I liked the neck. It's really worn in a good way. It has oval tuning machines. I have played this bass live, mostly in the late '90s, early 2000s." This information is verified by a listing on reverb.com.

In the YouTube video “CASIOPEA vs THE SQUARE Live 2003”, Issei Noro can be seen using a Yamaha MFC10 MIDI Foot Controller as part of his live guitar setup.

At around 5:50, the camera shows Noro’s floor setup, where the Yamaha MFC10 is visible in the stage. The controller appears to be used for switching presets or controlling Noro’s rack-based guitar system during the performance.

Matt Freeman, bassist of Rancid, owns a Fender Precision Bass from 1969, as confirmed by a listing on Reverb titled "Fender Precision Bass 1969 Owned by Matt Freeman Of Rancid."

On June 14, 2026, Diego Soria shared a photo on his Instagram story featuring his Aguilar DB 751 750-Watt Hybrid Bass Head and cabinet. This setup was used during their performance at Flatline Festival, organized by Dave Otero.