Brian Patton used an Ibanez Roadstar II Series guitar with Eyehategod during the 1990s. According to an Instagram post by Patton, "A kid jumped off the PA and the tower fell on me and ripped frets out," referencing an incident on the EHG/Chaos UK tour.

SOURCE AUTHOR: brian_patton_soilent_ehg SOURCE CAPTION: Came across the fossil. My first “real” guitar. The EHG/Chaos UK tour took it out. Kid jumped off the PA and the tower fell on me and ripped frets out.

At the 3:38 mark in the YouTube video "FOTHER MUCKERS - 2022" by chicleclip, Cristóbal Briceño is seen playing an Ibanez Roadstar II Series guitar, featuring three single-coil pickups, likely in black.

During Horsegirl's live performance on KEXP, Nora Cheng, the guitarist and vocalist for the band, was observed playing an Ibanez Roadstar II Series guitar. This performance, documented in the "Horsegirl - Full Performance (Live on KEXP)" video, includes songs such as "Anti-glory," among others, where Cheng's use of the Ibanez Roadstar II is evident. The detailed recording from July 16, 2022, hosted by KEXP, provides clear visual confirmation of Cheng's gear choice for this event.

According to Hüsker Dü's equipment notes on Thirdav, Greg Norton used an Ibanez Roadstar II Series bass guitar.

Trond Holter is seen with an Ibanez Roadstar II Series guitar in a user-uploaded photo on Fbcdn, illustrating his use of this solid body electric guitar.

In this video Mark and Joe identify that he used an Ibanez roadster ii and describe the history behind it.

Played this guitar in the debut 90's

Martinez' bass from the 1980's used in Autumn Cathedral

Seymour Duncan pickups: SSL-5 neck and middle(rw/rp), JB humbucker for the bridge. Guitar has 5 way switch, 1 Volume (push pull for single coil/humbucker toggle) and 1 tone. This was the first guitar that was bought for me as a Christmas present from my parents, and the guitar I learned on. I stripped the thick red finish off and put a black lacquer finish on it. Once I replaced all the electronics with high end pots, switch and wiring along with the Duncan P/U’s, this guitar became a really amazing instrument that I still use today.

Graham Weir (trombone, guitar, keyboards) bought a Japanese Fender Telecaster the day of OMD's Edinburgh gig in February. Panic had occurred when his own Ibanez Roadstar guitar suddenly produced a loud and unrepairable earth buzz. It was the end of the tour, so he bought a new one. "I fancied another cleaner sounding guitar," he says. "I love the shape and the sound of the Tele, it's good for all ranges of stuff. So I got one, and played it that night — it caught the spotlights very well in my home town."