Kazumoto Endo

In the YouTube video "Kazumoto Endo Live at Dommune, Nov 22nd 2018" by Kazumoto Endo, the EarthQuaker Devices Data Corrupter can be seen at the 5:27 mark.

In the video titled "Kazumoto Endo Live at Dommune, Nov 22nd 2018," you can see Kazumoto Endo using a Boss FZ-3 Fuzz.

In the YouTube video titled "Kazumoto Endo Live at Dommune, Nov 22nd 2018," you can see Kazumoto Endo using the DigiTech DGR Grunge pedal.

In the YouTube video titled "Kazumoto Endo Live at Warsaw-Tokyo Underground Sound Festival, Jan 19th 2019," you can see Kazumoto Endo using the Behringer BEQ700 Bass Graphic Equalizer.

In the YouTube video titled "Hikari Instruments Monos CV Demo," Kazumoto Endo is seen using the MASF Lavender Head.

In the video titled "Hikari Instruments Monos CV Demo" on YouTube, Kazumoto Endo is seen using the Korg CM100L.

In a Facebook post by Kazumoto Endo, the Red Panda Tensor delay effects pedal is visibly present on his table.

In a Facebook post by Kazumoto Endo, the Meris Ottobit Jr can be seen on his table, confirming its use by the artist.

In a Facebook post by Kazumoto Endo, the Bananana Effects Mandala is visibly used, confirming its presence in his gear.

In a Facebook post by Kazumoto Endo, he is seen using the MXR M116 Fullbore Metal.

In a Facebook post by Kazumoto Endo, he is shown using the Boss DD-8 Digital Delay.

In the YouTube video titled "ultrasonic ring modulator," Kazumoto Endo is seen using the Boss MT-2 Metal Zone while demonstrating his handmade ring modulator.

In an Instagram post by tonocha2591, dated April 3, 2022, Kazumoto Endo's setup is shown to include the EarthQuaker Devices Hizumitas fuzz effects pedal.

In an Instagram post by tonocha2591, dated April 3, 2022, Kazumoto Endo's setup clearly includes the ElectroGrave Ripper Fuzz RF-1 pedal, as evidenced by the accompanying image.

In an Instagram post by user tonocha2591, Kazumoto Endo's setup is shown to include the Subdecay Noise Box. The post, dated April 3, 2022, is tagged with #KazumotoEndo and #noise, confirming the gear's use in his electronic music production.

In the final picture of the Instagram post by zbouvion, the Electro-Harmonix Pitch Fork is visible in Kazumoto Endo's setup. This serves as proof of his use of the gear.

In the final picture of an Instagram post by zbouvion, Kazumoto Endo's setup is shown to include the Boss AW-3 Dynamic Wah.

In a picture of Kazumoto Endo's setup, the DOD Meatbox Reissue is clearly visible, confirming its use by the artist.

In the YouTube video titled "Kazumoto Endo Live at Warsaw-Tokyo Underground Sound Festival, Jan 19th 2019," you can clearly see the Vermona Filter Lancet as part of Kazumoto Endo's setup.

In the video titled "Kazumoto Endo and Kazuma Kubota Live at Soup, Jun 22nd 2019" on YouTube, at 16:46, you can see the DigiTech Polara in Kazumoto Endo's setup.

On the album cover for the collaboration between Kazumoto Endo and Scum, titled "Live at Studio ZOT," the MASF Life Convulsion can be seen as part of Endo's setup. This is documented on Bandcamp, credited to the artist Scum.

On the album cover of "Live at Studio ZOT," a collaboration between Kazumoto Endo and Scum, the Mid-Fi Electronics Glitch Computer is visibly part of Endo's setup, as verified by the Bandcamp source provided by Scum.

In the provided image, Kazumoto Endo's setup clearly includes the Dreadbox Euphoria 8-Stage Phaser.