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Colm Dowling is confirmed to use the Zildjian 16" FX Oriental China "Trash" cymbal in his drum covers, as evidenced in his YouTube video caption for "Rage Against The Machine - Freedom (Drum Cover)."

Colm Dowling uses the Zildjian 19'' Z Custom Crash cymbal, as confirmed in his YouTube video "Rage Against The Machine - Freedom (Drum Cover)" where he details his drum kit setup.

Colm Dowling uses a Yamaha Oak Custom drum set, as seen in his YouTube drum cover of "Freedom" by Rage Against The Machine.

Colm Dowling uses an Evans Onyx Drumhead on his snare drum, as seen in his drum cover video of "Freedom" by Rage Against The Machine on YouTube, where he personally showcases his drum setup.

Jari Mäenpää shows his second custom Aristides Guitars 060 through a photo posted on his Instagram account, where he details its features including an "Alien Marble Gloss finish" and Drop B-flat tuning.

Jari Mäenpää uses the Aristides Guitars 060 Custom, as evidenced by a post on his Instagram account where he shares images of the guitar with its specifications, including a "Blue Marble Satin finish" and Standard E tuning. The post details its features such as a 20" fretboard radius, stainless steel frets, an "Alien inlay" by Gyula Havancsák, an EverTune bridge, and EMG JH-B & 85 pickups.

In this Facebook post, Daemoness Guitars announce Jari Mäenpää as their new signature artist and present his first project with the company - Daemoness Jari Mäenpää Signature Series Cimmerian and list the guitar's specs.

In the YouTube video titled "How to Record Bass - Warren Huart: Produce Like A Pro," Warren Huart states at the 3:10 mark that he uses the Ashdown Engineering Electric Blue 180 bass amplifier "no matter who the bass player is" because it "sounds fantastic."

In a photo posted by Jari Mäenpää on his Instagram account, his Tokai Telecaster can be seen in its full glory, although the model is hard to identify due to the headstock's poor visibility. This guitar was extensively used until he primarily retired it after securing a deal with Ibanez. He also noted that it was utilized for a few clean parts on both parts of the "Time" album in the comment section.

In this photo, Jari shows his old green Jackson Dinky, which was used on everything up until he got the Ibanez endorsement deal circa 2006 and retired it. After the deal has expired, he decided to use it for stuff again. It can be seen in some videos on his Youtube channel now, retrofitted with an Evertune bridge.

In the YouTube video of "Every DAY6 December Mini Concert", Young K is clearly seen using an Ampeg SVT-4PRO 1200-Watt amp head.

In the performance of "Sweet Chaos" by DAY6, Young K is visibly using a Fender Super Bassman Bass Amp Head. The amp head is clearly identifiable at the 0:41 mark.

The official artist page for Omar Rodríguez-López on the Roland website confirms that he uses the Boss DD-7 Digital Delay pedal.

In this concert from 2005, Jari can be seen using a Dual Rectifier as a live substitute for his rack Mesa amp. According to Teemu in the MetalSucks article (https://www.metalsucks.net/2013/07/30/rigged-wintersun/), they have been mostly phased out from lives after 2009, but still used in the studio, although no studio proofs exist for that.

The official artist page for Omar Rodríguez-López on the Roland website confirms that he uses the Boss SL-2 Slicer pedal.

In the performance video of "Dream Bus" by DAY6, at timestamps 0:28 and 1:19, Young K is clearly seen playing a Fender American Original '60s Precision Bass in lake placid blue finish. Originally equipped with a tortoise pickguard, he has since replaced it with a silver pickguard and has been touring with it during "The Decade" world tour.

According to Anna Sentina's artist page on the official BOSS website, she uses the Roland AIRA TB-3.

According to Anna Sentina's artist page on the official BOSS website, she uses the Roland AIRA TR-8.