Miku Kobato

In 2017, Miku Kobato used a Music Man 212 HD Amplifier during live performances including in June at Liquidroom, Tokyo, as evidenced by an Instagram post from her official account, where she included the hashtag "#musicman." The same amp was in use in January 2017, shown in another Instagram post.

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

In the YouTube video titled "Lucca Comics & Games 2016 - Band Maid" by Hunters of Dreams, the Roland JC-120 Jazz Chorus amplifier is clearly visible behind Miku Kobato at approximately 6:25 minutes.

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.

Miku Kobato is depicted holding a Zemaitis VS22 Hollowbody guitar in a photo shared by the Twitter account @cluppo_official, confirming her use of this instrument. Additionally, she has her own signature guitar from Zemaitis.

Miku Kobato is confirmed to use the Zemaitis A24SU Superior guitar, as evidenced by a photo where she is holding the instrument, shared by the Facebook page "Japanese Girl Bands and other music." This guitar is prominently featured in the music video for her single "Peace&Love," and she also has a signature model with the same brand.

The Orange Pedal Baby 100 is visibly positioned behind Miku Kobato in a screenshot from their Summer Sonic 2025 live performance in Bangkok, as seen in the provided image.

In a photograph from Miku Kobato's 2024 live setup, the Fryette Power Station 2 is clearly visible, confirming its use in her performances.

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.

A photo uploaded by Free The Tone, who set up Miku Kobato's live 2024 rig, clearly shows the Shure ULXD4D Dual-Channel Digital Wireless Receiver in her rack setup.

The Zemaitis Starry Pigeons Miku Signature guitar is confirmed to be used by Miku Kobato, as stated on the official Zemaitis Guitar Company website. Miku Kobato herself contributed to the design of this signature model.