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At 3:56:36, Charlie shows his 1960 Martin 00-21. He says he used it the studio.

Alex G is confirmed to use the Wampler Triumph Overdrive on his small pedalboard during a performance at the First Unitarian Church of Philadelphia on June 20, 2026, as documented by the YouTube video titled "Alex G - Harvey @ First Unitarian Church. Philadelphia, PA. June 20, 2026," uploaded by Mass Broadcast.

Brian Setzer owned a Carter Starter Pedal Steel Guitar, as evidenced by a listing on Reverb.com indicating its provenance.

The Tokai Korina Explorer was owned by Brian Setzer, as confirmed by a listing on Reverb.

Brian Setzer is confirmed to have owned a Supro Sahara guitar, as detailed in a listing on Reverb.com. The guitar is noted to have a sizable paint chip on the neck's back behind the second fret, along with other minor dings and scratches. Despite these cosmetic issues, the guitar remains stable and fully functional, with the volume and tone knobs being slightly dusty.

This Gretsch 12 string Country Gentleman was owned by Brian Setzer

Legendary guitarist Brian Setzer is confirmed to have owned and use the Gretsch G6121 Chet Atkins Solid Body Electric Guitar, as detailed in a listing on Reverb, which describes the guitar's condition and provenance.

Brian Setzer is confirmed to have owned the Gibson Custom ES-5 Switchmaster Hollowbody, as indicated by the serial number A 33381, detailed on Reverb.com. The guitar features a distinctive finish and unique appointments, with minimal scuffs and a well-preserved neck binding. It includes a 4-way selector switch for varied tone combinations and individual volume and tone controls for each pickup. Notably, there are etchings on the top indicating the bridge position.

Legendary musician Brian Setzer is confirmed to have owned a Gibson Super 400 CN (1961), as detailed in the listing on Reverb.com. This specific guitar exemplifies the archetypal qualities of an archtop guitar, featuring minimal scuffs or scratches, a larger-than-average headstock and tailpiece, a distinctive black stinger on the back, and diamond-shaped inlays. The guitar also exhibits exquisite figuring on its back and sides, with some minor imperfections such as a small gap in the neck binding near the nut and a superficial crack near the pickguard screw mount.

During Clipse's Tiny Desk performance, Malice was observed using the Sennheiser MKH 418-S microphone.

During Clipse's Tiny Desk performance, Pusha T is observed singing into the Sennheiser MKH 418-S microphone.