Rat

In a YouTube video titled "Gear and riff walkthrough with Rat from Ned's Atomic Dustbin," Rat confirms the use of two early 90s Gibson ES-335 Studio guitars as his primary instruments for live and studio performances from the 'Are You Normal?' era onward. Both guitars are covered in stickers, but originally one was white and the other red, as described by Rat in the video provided by Penfriend.

In the YouTube video titled "Gear and riff walkthrough with Rat from Ned's Atomic Dustbin," Rat discusses the various amplifiers he used throughout different periods of Ned’s Atomic Dustbin’s studio recordings and live performances. He specifically mentions that pre-1992, his main amplifier was the Marshall JCM800 2203. This information is provided by the source, Penfriend.

In a YouTube video by Penfriend titled "Gear and riff walkthrough with Rat from Ned's Atomic Dustbin," Rat discusses transitioning from his previous Marshall setup to the Mesa/Boogie Dual Rectifier 100W 3-channel Solo Head (Multi-Watt) for the album "Are You Normal" onwards.

In the YouTube video titled "Gear and riff walkthrough with Rat from Ned's Atomic Dustbin," Rat discusses his MIDI switching effects setup, specifically mentioning his use of the Roland GFC-50 controller.

In this YouTube interview, Rat talks about the Rocktron Intellifex being the sole FX processor in his setup until 2004.

In a YouTube interview with Penfriend, Rat, the guitarist of Ned's Atomic Dustbin, confirms that he has relied on the Boss GT-Pro Guitar Effects Processor for his delay sounds in both recording and live performances since 2004.

In a live performance in 1992 on the UK’s 'The Word' TV show, Rat can be clearly seen and heard using a Heet Sound EBow during the intro to their song "Intact," as corroborated by the YouTube video uploaded by marsamgod titled "Neds Atomic Dustbin - Intact (live on The Word 21.11.92)."