In a 2009 performance at Amoeba, Ty Segall played a Gibson SG Melody Maker, as seen in a video by THEE ATTIC on YouTube.

John can be seen using an old SG style Gibson Melody Maker throughout their recent rehearsal video. It looks like he's modded it with 2 Electrical Guitar Company Single Coils or some brand of P90s. The color is Pelham Blue, which ages into this green-ish color due to the metallics in the paint.

Karl Koch, longtime friend of Weezer, writes: "Brian joined the band in the fall of 1993. At this point he was playing a red 1963 Gibson SG Melody Maker. Anyway, Brian has said it was a '63, while some folks insist it's a '66. In any case it had a very low 4-digit serial number (possibly #1030), so it was old. The headstock was in the early rectangular shape, which came before the more familiar curved style. The tremolo bar assembly was missing, but you'd never know it unless you knew it was supposed to be there. This guitar was all original except for the tuning pegs, which Brian had replaced with locking ones to help keep the thing in tune (which was an uphill battle). The pickups were the original ones, but what they were remains unknown at this writing ('hotrails' have been suggested, but perhaps they are recognizable fromn the picture below)."

Finn can be seen with a Gibson SG Melody Maker in this picture.

In the YouTube upload of Weezer's DVD "Video Capture Device," from approximately 24:58 to 25:28, Matt Sharp can be seen using fellow Weezer bandmate Brian Bell's Gibson SG Melody Maker. This footage appears to be from a rehearsal for Weezer's January 1995 TV performance on the British music show "The Word," during which all the members swapped instruments. The source of this footage is credited to the YouTube channel Weezer Uploads.

In this article, DRH lists off a few guitars that he has used in the studio and live with John Mayer. Among them is a Gibson SG Melody Maker.

His is this configuration but in Pelham Blue.

In this 1990s interview, Emma says she has a Gibson SG 'with a Melody Maker neck'.

Ruben is using an old Pelham Blue SG with a rail humbucker in bridge and with vibrola uninstalled, it first appears on 0:47 in this video.

Also in this video (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NN7AFyfJLTQ&t=70s) where he talks about it; it has a Danny Gatton pickup

Nina Gordon is frequently seen using a Gibson SG Melody Maker, modified with the tremolo removed and equipped with mini-humbuckers on both the bridge and neck pickups. This is evident in the user-uploaded photo on Imgur.

In this photo, Schnier's broken 1967 Gibson SG Melody Maker. Description suggests that it's likely been broken by the airline company.

I have a friend in New York who knows more about guitars than anybody I know; this Rain Man-level wisdom. He buys them for nothing, knows the value, and fixes them up. He got, I think, a ’66 Melody Maker SG in Pelham Blue, modified with two PAF humbuckers. He got it for like $900 and was like: ‘Dude, these pickups are worth a grand each.’ I convinced him to sell me that and it’s been my main guitar since. It’s the only one I used on the album.

Michael's shown playing an SG Melody Maker w/ vibrola