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In the footage of Emerson, Lake & Palmer performing "Karn Evil 9" at California Jam in 1974, Carl Palmer can be seen using a Paiste 50" Symphonic Gong. The gong is clearly visible behind his stainless steel kit at the 5:02 mark in the video provided by Matt Cave on YouTube.

Amin Maleki has used the Conde Hermanos Flamenco FC28 guitar in various studio recordings, as well as in broadcasts on platforms such as Instagram, Spotify, Apple Music, and YouTube, according to his Equipboard profile.

Amin Maleki uses Steinberg Cubase Pro 14 in his studio recordings, as evidenced by broadcasts on platforms like Instagram, Spotify, Apple Music, and YouTube, according to his Equipboard profile.

In a video titled "Machine Girl - Full Live Performance @ Club Soda Montreal 2026," uploaded by Bon Stock Full Safe on YouTube, Matt from Machine Girl is seen using the MXR M135 Smart Gate pedal at the 50:10 mark during the performance of "Athoth a Go!! Go!!".

Amin Maleki uses the Rode NT2-A Studio Solution, as evidenced by its use in many of his studio recordings that have been broadcast on platforms such as Instagram, Spotify, Apple Music, and YouTube, according to his Equipboard profile.

Gustav Larsson has mentioned in a YouTube video by Silverpapyrus titled "Don't Watch This Song" that he predominantly orders guitar straps from AliExpress, specifically choosing Irin straps. He noted that the Irin Premium Music Store Guitar Strap PJ0222-2 he uses is not branded, as he purchased it before it was branded online. Larsson also remarked that these straps remind him of Fort Bryan straps due to their shape.

Gustav Larsson confirms in a video by Silverpapyrus on YouTube titled "Don't Watch This Song" that he uses Ernie Ball Super Slinky Guitar Strings (9-42) for single coils and P90s, and 10-52s for humbuckers.

In a YouTube video by Silverpapyrus titled "Don't Watch This Song," Gustav Larsson mentions that he uses Ernie Ball Regular Slinky Guitar Strings (10-46) as well as 9s on single coil instruments.

In a YouTube video titled "Don't Watch This Song" by Silverpapyrus, Gustav Larsson stated, "I have officially switched from Slinkys to D'Addario NYXL Nickelwound Guitar Strings 10-52 on my recent Fender Jag-Stang."

In an Instagram story dated May 29th, Jean-Michel Labadie was observed playing a Sandberg California VM4 bass guitar. Although he has not yet performed with it live, this use is documented alongside the Darkray Submission, which he has similarly used backstage but not in a live setting.

In the video "Blackmill Tutorial #1: One Last Chance (FL Studio 12)" by BlackmillMusic on YouTube, the dBlue Glitch VST Plugin is clearly visible at the 5:42 mark behind several equalizer windows, confirming its use by the artist.