Heath

Heath uses his signature model, the Fernandes FJB-115H bass guitar, as seen in the photo from Ameba.

During a live performance at the Tokyo Dome, Heath used and ultimately destroyed a Fernandes XB-95H bass guitar, as shown in a user-uploaded photo on Seesaa.

Heath frequently uses the Fernandes HEATH SKULL STRAP during X Japan live performances since joining the band, as well as in his solo projects and other collaborations. This is evident in the YouTube video titled "X Japan - 青い夜 - Heath bass solo" by s.

His most often used amp live.

must have been used in multiple performances but it was specified that it was used in the 1997 last live.

Heath used the Mesa/Boogie Standard PowerHouse PH 1000 Bass Cabinet during a live performance in 1997, as noted in the "Heath's Equipment" section on X-freaks.

Main cab after reunion in 2007. Can be seen in literally every concert.

Heath uses a Music Man Stingray bass, primarily in the studio or occasionally during rehearsals. This is evidenced by a video uploaded by HELIX LORD on YouTube, showcasing X JAPAN's 1994 rehearsal.

Heath used Rotosound RS66LD Swing Bass 45-105 strings in the early years after joining X Japan, identifiable by the distinctive red silk at both ends of the strings on his Burny (Fernandes) bass, as evidenced in the provided image.

Heath used the EMG PJ Set Active Ceramic PJ Bass Pickup Set Black on his Burny (Fernandes) bass during the 1990s with X Japan. This is evidenced by a promo image where the EMG logo is visible on the pickups, as seen in a tribute post on Reddit.

Heath uses the Leo Quan Badass II Bass Bridge on one of his Burny EB 95X basses, as evidenced by a close-up image showing the gear in use.

Heath can be seen in the Dope Headz-True Lies music video at 0:21 and in the Dope Headz-Glow music video using a black Burny BVB-75 bass.