Dayglow

In this music video you can see Dayglow has an OB6 synth.

In this music video you can see Dayglow with a moog subsequent 37.

In an Instagram post by dayglowband, Dayglow is shown using a Roland SH-101, described as "nice and fuzzy."

2:35 into the video, He said he used this microphone to recorded the song "Then It All Goes Away"

The box of Electro-Harmonix Attack Decay Tape Reverse Simulator is in the rack in this photo.

Boss RE-20 Space Echo is on his pealboard in this post (The second photo)

Dayglow is printing the final mix of "Deep End" on Ampex ATR 102 in this post.

Dayglow is observed utilizing the Behringer Vocoder VC340 in a video shared on their official Instagram account, accompanied by the caption "Funky listerineeeee why am I being so sassy today 🦭❄️". This evidence confirms the artist's use of the specific synthesizer.

In an Instagram reel posted by Dayglow, he is seen playing a red 1962 Hagström Kent PB-24-G Electric Guitar while performing a cover of Paul McCartney's "A Wonderful Christmas Time." The reel is shared on his official Instagram account with the caption: "one more for sir @paulmccartney 💥 this is the best Christmas song ever made #period 🎅🏻🫶🎄🪩✨".

In this promotional video for his new song ‘RICOCHET’ Sloan is seen rocking this Bass at approximately 0:09 seconds into the video.

In a TikTok video by Dayglow, Sloan is seen using a Hagstrom Hagstrom I 1962 model guitar, which appears at the start of the video. The video is titled "ok this one is called 'Ricochet' ⭐️".

In a live performance of "Can I Call You Tonight?" on October 30, 2019, in Atlanta, GA, Dayglow (Sloan Struble) is seen using a Shure SM58 microphone at the 1:03 mark, as documented by Scott Long on YouTube.

In the live performance of "Can I Call You Tonight" recorded at KUTX Studio 1A, Sloan Struble, known as Dayglow, can be seen using a Shure Beta 58A microphone.

In an Instagram post shared by Dayglow (Sloan Struble) on November 26, 2024, he is seen playing the Fidelity Guitars - Stellarosa Lite I. He consistently used this guitar throughout his Self-Titled Tour.