A copy of George Harrison's "Rocky" predating the masterbuilt limited edition was used with Fab Faux, as mentioned on Vivino's ThroBak artist page.

Q: What kind of Beatles gear are you using to recreate the songs live?

JV: The Fab Faux are forensic musicologists. We're archeologists, anthropologists, everything (laughs). I've got a historic copy of George Harrison's '57 Les Paul nick-named "Lucy", made famous by Eric Clapton using it on the solo of "While My Guitar Gently Weeps", a Black '57 Gretsch Duo-Jet, a Gibson J-160E strung with flatwounds and played through an amp for the absolute sound of "I Fell Fine", a '90s Rickenbacker 325 V-59 with a Bigsby like John's, a copy of George's famous "Rocky" Fender Strat, an Epiphone Casino with newly installed SB-Special Soap Bar pickups strung with 10-49 flat wounds, plus a whole bunch more electrics and acoustics.

In the video titled "Linkin Park Rig Rundown with Mike Shinoda, Dave 'Phoenix' Farrell & Alex Feder (Brad Delson)" by Premier Guitar on YouTube, at 53:51, Alex Feder's technician, Ben, is seen showcasing Alex Feder's Fender Custom Shop Stratocaster.

I would say 80 percent of the time I’m using that ’63 John Cruz Strat.

On Chris' official Instagram, you can see him holding a new Stratocaster he bought at Gruhn Guitars in Nashville, TN. Based on it's features and aging, I believe it is a custom shop.

Black Fender 20th Anniversary Relic Strat Custom Shop Strat.

"It's a 20th Anniversary Relic and currently my main guitar, a 2015 Custom Shop with hand-wound Fat 50's pickups. I just bought it recently and I'm absolutely thrilled. The neck is almost twice as thick as my American Deluxe. Up until now, I thought that I was into thin necks because I always played thin necks. But when I picked up the Anniversary Relic, I was particularly impressed by the neck. In the meantime, I had a Les Paul and a Telecaster, and both ended up as replacement guitars. In the end, it's always a Strat that I like best."

Ty Meyers uses a Fender Custom Shop Stratocaster, specifically a Master Built Strat crafted by Dale Wilson. According to Premier Guitar's "Ty Myers Rig Rundown" by John Bohlinger, Meyers discovered this guitar at Carter's Vintage in Nashville while initially seeking a different instrument. He decided to keep the original pickups and plans to adjust the action soon.

While in the US, James used this guitar for a live show.

In the video titled "Whiskey Myers Rig Rundown with John Jeffers & Cody Tate", at the 34:41 mark, Cody Tate is clearly seen using a Fender Custom Shop Stratocaster.

In the provided image, Jasper Harris can be seen playing a Fender Custom Shop Stratocaster in Lake Placid Blue, which features Danelectro Lipstick Pickups.