Miku Kobato

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

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.

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 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.

Can be see on the far right.

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 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.)."

Several of Miku's social media posts in 2016 show her using a Marshall JH1, most clearly this one from September 8.

In a 2025 post by the Free the Tone team that builds pedalboards for Miku, Kanami, and Misa, a Fractal has now replaced the Line 6 Helix.

A photo uploaded by Free The Tone, who set up Miku Kobato's 2024 live rig, shows that she uses the Zoom A3 for her acoustic songs during live performances.