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The device can be seen in one of the photos published by the vocalist of the band Hunter

In an Instagram reel posted by the account "simpleplan," Sébastien Lefebvre is visibly using a Yamaha SLG200N Silent Guitar.

A photo from Ernie Ball's Instagram clearly shows Steve Lukather's current live board, which includes the Boss FS-5L Latching Footswitch.

A photo from Ernie Ball's Instagram shows Steve Lukather's current live pedalboard, clearly displaying a TC Electronic SCF Stereo Chorus Flanger.

In this GuitarGeek rig diagram, made by Adam Cooper, Brad's rig includes a Boss DSD-2 Digital Sampler/Delay pedal.

At 3:42:40 in the "The Collection: Director’s Cut, Part One" video by Gibson TV, guitarist Charlie Starr showcases his Gibson ES-300, which he mentions purchasing from a pawn shop while on tour.

At 3:37:00 in the video "The Collection: Director’s Cut, Part One" on Gibson TV, Charlie Starr showcases his 1965 Gibson ES-330TD.

In this video, James McNew is clearly seen playing a Fender Precision Bass during Yo La Tengo's performance of "You're Gonna Miss Me" by The 13th Floor Elevators at a surprise set at Mama Tried Bar in NYC.

Ira can be seen going full freakout mode on this SG throughout this video.

Jolana Diamant bass guitar is one of the instruments used in the studio by producer Michal Wasyl. You can see the guitar in a video posted on Instagram by @paweldrakgrzegorczyk.

Clap Trap is visible in a instagram photo of Drag from the Polish band Hunter. The picture was taken at Okolitza Studio and posted on May 18, 2026.

Korg MS-10 is listed on the Okolitza Studio website. Additionally, the synthesizer is visible in an Instagram photo taken by Paweł 'Drak' Grzegorczyk, a musician from the band Hunter.

In a photo taken at Okolitza Studio by Drak from the band Hunter, Chandler Tube Driver is clearly visible in the rack.

The DL4 effect can be seen in various photos from the sessions at Okolitza Studio.

An image from Ernie Ball's Instagram shows Steve Lukather's current live pedalboard, featuring the TC Electronic PolyTune 3.

Michał Wasyl has been confirmed to use the Sennheiser MD 421-II, as it has been observed in numerous sessions at Okolitza Studio. This information is supported by a post from Okolitza Studio on Instagram, which highlights their work and sessions.

Michał Wasyl is confirmed to use the Sennheiser MD 441-U microphone, as it is visibly present in numerous photos from Okolitza Studio, including an image posted by Okolitza Studio on Instagram on December 7, 2020.

Michał Wasyl uses the Shure SM7A microphone, as it can be seen in an Instagram story highlighted by Peter J. Birch (@okolitza.studio).