Joe Hahn

In this video we can see joe hahn using lemur for trigerring the synth samples

The two turntables that have red slipmats on them can be clearly seen in his Instagram post here.

You can see a pair of Midi Fighter 3Ds above his worktable and also during his performances.

at 0:12 you can see him next to a Akai MPC 2000XL

It is clearly shown in the middle of his setup in this picture that he posted on Instagram.

In a Hypebeast article detailing the essential gear of Joe Hahn, the Metasonix TM7 Ultra-Distortion Scrotum Smasher is shown as part of his setup. He says, "Look no further for how we get sounds that will make your scrotum smashed." The original article can be found here.

He posted this picture on Instagram with a red and white Maschine on his worktable as a part of his setup

The Z2 is right in the middle of his setup.

He posted this photo of his setup on Instagram where under the display screen you can see the windows sign to show it is a Surface Pro 2.

Seen using these at Linkin Park’s Southside Festival 2017 show. Used for scratching on his turntables

In a photo from Linkin Park's Facebook page, Joe Hahn is seen using a DJ Tech Tools Midifighter 3 during a performance at BlizzCon. The image clearly captures the distinctive features of this MIDI controller.

In this video we can see Joe Hahn using Rane TTM 57SL Mixer in his dj setup

Joe usually uses this mic for backing vocals, this picture shows him using it for iridescent in the Chester Bennington Tribute concert.

In this photo, you can see Joe Hahn’s DJ setup during the Living Things Tour in 2012. Between two turntable decks is a Rane Sixty-Two, upgraded from the Rane 57SL used on the previous album cycle tour.

In Rock am Ring 2001, Boss GT-3 is seen near Mr. Hahn turntables

A fender Stratocaster can be seen in the back of his studio

In the "New Divide (Official Music Video) [4K Upgrade]" by Linkin Park, at the timestamp of 0:25, Joe Hahn can be observed utilizing multiple M-Audio Trigger Finger MIDI Controllers to the left of his setup, confirming his use of this specific gear. This evidence is presented in a video published by the official Linkin Park YouTube channel.

In an Instagram post by Joe Hahn, he is seen using a Pioneer DJ DJM-S11 mixer positioned between the turntables, specifically for scratching. The post captures the energy of a live performance in Seoul, where the crowd's singing was so loud that it almost overpowered his own audio on stage.

In an interview with DJ Life Magazine, Joe Hahn confirmed using the Pioneer PLX-CRSS12 Hybrid Direct Drive Turntable with DVS Control, stating, "Along with the Pioneer DJ DJM-S11 mixer, I’m still using turntables… now I’m using the Pioneer DJ PLX-CRSS12s, but no needle on the actual record. The platters are moving with a real motor and I’m able to manipulate with that because it’s going directly to Serato and I don’t have to deal with noise entering the needle for skipping."

In an interview with DJ Life Magazine, Joe Hahn confirms his use of the Embodme Erae Touch, describing it as "a touch pad that illuminates" with "a perforated rubber skin on top" for triggering samples via Ableton.

In the "Linkin Park: The Making Of Meteora" documentary, at 19:39, a Pioneer CDJ-1000 is visible in Joe Hahn's setup. Given the recording year of 2002, it is the MKI version. Later in the documentary, Mike mentions "CD turntables," likely referring to this equipment.