“I made a 4-track cassette tape of a guitar, sustained with an EBow device, through a tremolo pedal, combined with two other guitar parts playing octaves and a Casio keyboard all playing the same thing—in real time for 9 minutes. It would have been faster and easier to make a loop, but I didn’t have a looping device at the time.”

Here is a picture where Joe plays with an e-bow as part of his band 65daysofstatic.

Elliott Sharp frequently uses the Heet Sound EBow, much like his Boomerang III Phrase Sampler. In a JazzTimes article by Bill Milkowski, Sharp discusses his fascination with the EBow's infinite sustain, a feature he's been exploring since the late 1970s. This device is a staple at his concerts, consistently appearing in his performances.

Can be seen at 0:39 in Jako's hand.

At 1:19, Sean can be seen holding the eBow with his mouth and during the verses he can be seen using it.

In this video at 4:53 Niko says that he uses the e-bow for many songs.

"One of the effects I'll use is I'll combine the EBow with the delay pedal," Steven says, at 3:35.

Brad says he used the EBOW on "This Song Was Meant for You", a song from Conspiracty No. 5. According to Brad, the EBOW is "really cello sounding and melodic". He also says he "kind of got married to the EBOW back then, because it gave him a different texture to apply". Third Day also discusses the EBOW on the audio commentary on the Come Together Tour DVD. You can actually see the EBOW hanging from Brad's microphone stand on the photo which I included.

You can have a closer look at the EBOW here.

Frans van Zoest uses the Heet Sound EBow during the performance of "Never Stop" with DI-RECT and Wessel, as seen in the AVROTROS video on YouTube.

TwinSisterMoon uses the Heet Sound EBow, as evidenced by the image available on last.fm.

In the image provided, it is evident that Isengrind uses the Heet Sound EBow.

0:46 Dave Welsh uses a Ebow for the long sustained guitar notes. (Even he uses it in the original song). It's unknown what type of Ebow he uses, but for now, it's just a standard Ebow.