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At 1:01:35 you can clearly see Deaner using strap locks

In this live video you can see the picks lining deaners pickguard

In the March 2017 edition of Premier Guitar, Mickey Melchiondo is listed as using the Rocktron Banshee Talk Box among his gear.

In this photo you can see Deaner using the pedal on his rig

"That Carbon Copy is the best delay I've ever used, hands down, no contest... The Cry Baby wah-wah pedal is more than just another piece of gear on my pedalboard. I purchased one the day I bought my first guitar and have never played a show without in the last 25 years. The same goes for the MXR Phase 90, and the mustard yellow Distortion+. It's at core of my personal sound, I use it as lead channel, I use it in a set position as much as I use it in an up and down motion. I couldn't live without it!"

I use a Fender Super-Sonic 100, and I use a 4x12 Fender cab.

And for bar gigs I use my Fender DeVille combo. I have two or three of them.

In a YouTube video by Kyle Pike titled "Cameo by Dean Ween," Dean Ween is seen playing a Ludwig Centennial Dragster Kit in his studio.

In this photo you can see Dean ween playing the DW kit live

This video shows Glenn Mcclelland playing a Steinway piano

In an Instagram post shared by Fallujah, guitarist Scott Carstairs is seen using the Kemper Profiler Remote Foot Controller. This post, authored by fallujahsf, features an image captioned "Dawn of the final day. Our new album Xenotaph is out everywhere tomorrow," and tags various band members.

In a post shared by Fallujah on Instagram, Scott Carstairs is shown using a Kemper Profiler Rack. The image, posted on June 12, 2025, is captioned "Dawn of the final day. Our new album Xenotaph is out everywhere tomorrow" and tags Scott Carstairs among others.

Ween used a DAT in there every days as a duo (1984-1993) where Dean Ween And Gene Ween would record the backing tracks to the dat and play live. Like seen in this video.

BAXTY confirms the use of the Neural DSP Quad Cortex in an Instagram post, where he mentions it as his guitar tone source.

Ween used a DAT in there every days as a duo (1984-1993) where Dean Ween And Gene Ween would record the backing tracks to the dat and play live. Like seen in this video.

In this video you can see Deaner playing the Precision bass on “Don’t Laugh (I Love You)”

In an Instagram post, Sam Mooradian confirms using the Radial Engineering JDI Passive Direct Box MK3, mentioning it as part of his studio setup: "loaner Apollo Twin X and Radial JDI (thank you @alden.marchand)."