Miku Kobato

The picture shows Miku's gear, including an EVH 5150 III 4x12 cabinet, at the 2019 July 11th Nagoya gig. She posted it as an Instagram story.

On 2020-03-23, Zemaitis announced on Twitter that Miku is now using their new V-shaped guitar.

The A24MF-FP "Flappy Pigeon" is a beautiful model with a metal front and shell inlay on the front of the body in response to the request of Miku Kobato, who has been using Zemaitis metal front for many years. By reflecting the original engraving design of Kobato Miku on the metal plate and truss rod cover of the body top, it expresses the uniqueness of Kobato Miku in the image of Zemaitis. The body also features rose design inlay embellished with mother-of-pearl and avalon. Both the body and neck are made of fine African mahogany, while the fingerboards are bindings and rosewood. It adopts a scale of 635mm, and it becomes a 24 fret specification of the medium size. The pickup is equipped with two Metal Covered Dragon Classic Hambbackers with Zemaitis Original hairlines. Each pickup volume and tone control is provided, and a 3-way pickup selector switch is provided. The colour is matte black, it comes with a dedicated hard case.

• Specifications - ■Top: Duralumin ■Body: African Mahogany ■Neck: African Mahogany ■Neck Joint: Set neck ■Nut Width: 42.5mm (1-11/16”) ■Nut: Bone ■Fingerboard: Bound Rosewood ■Scale: 635mm (25") ■Frets: 24 Medium ■Neck Pickup: Dragon Classic Neck ■Bridge Pickup: Dragon Classic Bridge ■Radius: 305mm (12 1/32") ■Controls: 2 volume, 2 tone, 3-way toggle ■Tuners: Gotoh® SG381 ■Metal Front Engraving: Miku Kobato Original Inlay Design (Flappy Pigeon) ■Body Inlay: Miku Kobato Original Shell Inlay Design (Rose) ■Truss Rod Cover Engraving: Miku Kobato Original Inlay Design (Flappy Pigeon 5810 39） ■Finish: Lacquer ■Case: Hardshell Case ■Strings: Nickel Plated Steel (.010, .013, .017, .026, .036, .046) ■Colour: Matte Black

In an Instagram post by Miku Kobato, the Diezel VH4 Overdrive Pedal can be seen on her pedalboard, indicating its use in her setup.

At 0:50 in this video, a shot at Miku's Zemaitis C24MF, can be seen.

Miku Kobato is seen with her Zemaitis S24DT Archtop & Arabesque electric guitar in a photo by Masahiro Yamada, shared on her Instagram.

Scan of 2 pages of the 2019 book "Band-Maid: The Day before World Domination", that is sold on Band-Maid's official shop. These pages describe Miku's gear. The pedal is easily spotted at the bottom left of her pedalboard, and is mentioned in the text below.

Picture showing 2 pages of the 2019 book "Band-Maid: The Day before World Domination", that is sold on Band-Maid's official shop. These pages describe Miku's gear. The power supply can be seen at the very front of the pedalboard, behind the sharks.

The picture shows Miku's gear, including an ivory EVH 5150 amplifier, at the 2019 July 11th Nagoya gig. She posted it as an Instagram story.

Miku Kobato is shown using the Free The Tone Flight Time FT-2Y delay pedal in a photo on her Instagram, where she mentions updates to her pedalboard.

Miku Kobato uses the Free the Tone Fire Mist Overdrive pedal, as seen in her Instagram post. She places tape over the brand name to help differentiate her song settings.

Scan of 2 pages of the book "Band-Maid: The Day before World Domination", that is sold on Band-Maid's official shop. Miku's guitars are displayed, including this one on the left.

Scan of 2 pages of the 2019 book "Band-Maid: The Day before World Domination", that is sold on Band-Maid's official shop. Miku's guitars are displayed, including this one in the middle.

Scan of 2 pages of the 2019 book "Band-Maid: The Day before World Domination", that is sold on Band-Maid's official shop. These pages describe Miku's gear. The Drop Tune pedal is located at the bottom right of her pedalboard besides the volume pedal.

Scan of 2 pages of the 2019 book "Band-Maid: The Day before World Domination", that is sold on Band-Maid's official shop. These pages describe Miku's gear. The pedal is located at the bottom right of her pedalboard, and it is mentioned in the text below.

Scan of 2 pages of the 2019 book "Band-Maid: The Day before World Domination", that is sold on Band-Maid's official shop. These pages describe Miku's gear. The strings that she uses are clearly shown, and the text below mentions that she indeed uses the 10-46 ones.

Scan of 2 pages of the 2019 book "Band-Maid: The Day before World Domination", that is sold on Band-Maid's official shop. These pages describe Miku's gear. The yellow version of this amplifier is clearly shown on the left page and mentionned in the text.

In this image, Miku Kobato can be seen with her Rickenbacker 620.

At 1:44 in this video, a shot of her Blackstar Artistan.

Can be see on the far right.

In this image from Zemaitis Facebook page, Miku Kobato can be seen holding her new Zemaitis CAG 100 FW-E.

Scan of 2 pages of the 2019 book "Band-Maid: The Day before World Domination", that is sold on Band-Maid's official shop. Miku's guitars are displayed, including this one on the right.

At 1:44 in this video, a shot of her Blackstar Artistan.

Miku is wearing a DiMarzio Cliplock Strap and you can see it during her close up shots.

In the very first frame of this video, behind her, there can be seen a Marshall JCM2000.

Kobate miku uses this guitar amplifier in 2017 live shows

In an Instagram post by Miku Kobato, the Line 6 Helix is clearly visible on stage during the performance. This confirms that Miku Kobato has incorporated the Helix into her live performances.

In an Instagram post by Miku Kobato, the Two Notes Audio Engineering Torpedo Captor 16 is clearly visible on top of the EVH 5150 head.

In a live performance video from BAND-MAID's concert at Melkweg in Amsterdam on November 16, 2018, Miku Kobato is shown using a Marshall JCM2000 TSL 100 Triple Super Lead 3-Channel 100-Watt Guitar Amp Head. The amp is identifiable by the presence of Miku's water bottle placed on top of it, as seen in the footage.

In May 2021, Miku Kobato was seen using the MXR EVH 5150 Overdrive on her pedalboard during a self-cover performance of "DICE," as documented by BAND-MAID PRIME in the video titled "[Self-cover] MIKU KOBATO 'DICE' (Head Angle ver.)."