Steve Mazur

According to Yamaha's website, Mazur uses the Yamaha AES820 model.

According to Yamaha's website, Mazur is a user of Yamaha PAC1511MS Mike Stern signature guitar.

It was on this record and it was for touring up until now. I’m playing new guitars now live. I went to Gibson Canada right when this tour started and they had one of their Trini Lopez reissues. They asked me to try it out so I took it to our rehearsal space and played it and fell in love with it. It still has that great warmth that hollow bodies have, but it has a little more balls than my Starcasters did. And for our band and me being the only guitar player, it fills the sound out so much better. So I am actually playing those now and I’ve never been happier with my tone.

This guitar has been his main one since 2009. He has two models: one in red and one in black.

He often uses this guitar during Our Lady Peace's acoustic performances.

Used one during his early days in the band. Also used during the "Somewhere Out There" music video.

Around 1:43:30 into the video, he states that he uses a Divided by 13 amplifier both live and in the studio.

Seen in the background of the image, right below his Divided by 13 amp.

According to Radial's website, Mazur uses Radial Switchbone.

I had been running tracks out of Pro Tools and processing them through stomp-boxes but the results were hit and miss. Then I heard about the EXTC 500. So great!! Now the tracks are always at the proper impedance and the whole phase flip for different pedals is genius. I don't see how I lived without it!

In a 2011 interview, he stated that "he uses SIT strings 'of all sorts'" and that "every single string I touch is SIT".