Bora Karaca

In Bora's Twitter (now known as X) banner, it's a photo from his Los Angeles studio, known as "The LaBORAtory Audio". The photo features the Orange Rockerverb 100, and clearly doesn't have the "MK II" or "MK III" on it, making it the standard Rockerverb.

As a side note, he put a sticker on it with a B in the same font to make it say "Borange".

On Bora Karaca's website for his studio, The Laboratory Audio, he lists that he owns an Orange 4x12HP.

In these photos predating Cojum Dip, Bora Karaca can be seen using the Marshall Valvestate VS15R.

Bora can be seen using the Line 6 Flextone in many pictures and videos. The attached image is just one where the Flextone is most visible.

The Line 6 Flextone and the Line 6 Flextone II are nearly indentical. However, where the knobs are located, the logo is different. Based a few frames from this video at the timestamp of 5:26, the "Tubetone" logo can be seen, indicating that Bora is using the original Line 6 Flextone. https://youtu.be/uTM1VlFuQ3E&t=326

Old studio recordings using this amp from 2005 and 2006 were later repurposed in Cojum Dip's self-titled album.

On the gear page for Bora Karaca's studio "The Laboratory Audio," he lists a SWR Workingman's 15 Combo amp as one of the amplifiers available.

This amplifier was also used by Cojum Dip's bassists at various points.

In an older listing for the gear page of Bora Karaca's studio, The Laboratory Audio, he lists the Mesa-Boogie F-50 as an available amplifier.

In an older listing for the gear page of Bora Karaca's studio, The Laboratory Audio, he lists the Fender Hot Rod DeVille 4x10 as an available amplifier.

On Bora Karaca's website for his studio, The Laboratory Audio, he lists that he owns an Orange 4x12HP.