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A photograph taken during one of Erin Burke-Moran's shows in Kyiv in 2010 clearly shows him using an Electro-Harmonix Holy Grail reverb pedal.

In a video from Jari Mäenpää's former YouTube channel, the Two Notes Torpedo Live Digital Loadbox and Speaker Simulator is clearly visible among other studio equipment.

In a video from Jari Mäenpää's former YouTube channel, the Creation Audio Labs MW1 Studio Tool is visibly identified among his studio equipment.

A photograph taken at a Caspian concert in Kyiv in 2010 shows Erin Burke-Moran's pedalboard, where the Boss RC-20XL Loop Station is visible on the left.

In a video from Jari Mäenpää's former YouTube channel titled "The Rack", the Two Notes Torpedo Reload is clearly visible among the studio equipment.

Philip Jamieson is confirmed to use the Line 6 Tonecore Echo Park, as evidenced by a photo of his pedalboard taken during a show in Kyiv in 2010. This image, captured by me (my band was playing along them this day) at the event, clearly shows the Echo Park among his gear.

In a video titled "JP Cormier – 'The Messenger' – New Bedford Folk Festival, July 9, 2017" by thirdshf on YouTube, J. P. Cormier is seen using an Epiphone Masterbilt Century Deluxe Classic.

From the blog post (https://ameblo.jp/guitarwolf-seiji/entry-12655800669.html). This was a signature model SG made for Seiji by Epiphone in 2005. The black and blue stripes design are inspired by his Kawasaki Z Series motorcycle with the same color scheme. Seiji quickly had the black pick guard replaced with a blue one, and later took the neck pickup out and had the bridge pickup replaced with a Seymour Duncan Invader black pickup. It is currently kept in a warehouse in Memphis for when Guitar Wolf tours the USA.

At 14:43 in this video, Joel says:

That's the Colossus. There's about seven of them in the wild. I mean this is as close as you're going to get to the fucking EMS.

This is a lot of Polar. My Heart Has Teeth, this is the bass line.

But again, you know, like this is your EMS Synthi A, basically. Literally, it's like four Synth As, just co-patched and stuff.

At 8:19 in this video, Deadmau5 shows his Octopus sequencer and says:

You ever see one of these? It's called an Octopus. It obviously hasn't been used in a minute, but when I did use it, man, it was a fucking crazy sequencer. I loved it.