Mitski

In this video, MItski can be seen playing a white Gibson Les Paul Custom. It can also be seen in the music video for the same song.

In this video, Mitski can be seen playing a Fender Blacktop Stratocaster HH.

During a live Mitski concert in 2017, a user-uploaded photo shows the Boss MT-2 Metal Zone on Patrick Hyland's pedalboard.

In the video Mitski can be seen playing a Harmony Bobkat H17.

In this video for Bandwidth.fm Mitski can be seen playing a Fluorescent Pink Dean Custom Zone bass guitar.

Mitski can be seen playing a Reverend Justice bass in this video.

At 40 seconds, a Boss RE-20 can be seen on her pedal board.

At 13:41 an OCD pedal can be seen on her board.

Mitski can be seen playing a 2016 Gibson EB Bass in this video.

In this YouTube video, Mitski can be seen playing this bass. It also featured prominently on the poster for her North American Tour in 2016.

As seen in Mitski's KEXP appearance.

In this photo, you can see her playing a bright pink Dean bass.

In this video you can see at the top of her peda board there is a big muff pi

In this live performance for AEA Sessions she plays a Gibson ES-335

In this video, Mitski can be seen playing a fender acoustic guitar, from the shape and style of the headstock, the lack of a cutaway and pickguard and the ring around the sound hole, it can be deduced that it is a California Series Malibu Classic guitar, in the now discontinued colour of "Cosmic Turquoise".

Mitski seen performing live with a 2014 Gibson SG Special at a 2017 concert in Manchester, England.

Mostly used around the 2015-2016 era. In her older performances

At her beat kitchen show, she is seen with this bass.

In several solo shows she's seen using this guitar.

At 0:42, this pedal is seen on her board.

In this image you can see Mitski using a Les Paul, judging by the binding, finish, and knob color it is the Gibson Les Paul Signature T in Alpine White which was released in 2013.