Right under Paul Banks' EHX Micro POG, his Malekko Spring Chicken Reverb can be seen. (original source here, article dated March 31, 2015)

From Tone King video, explaining his effects setup, with Jeordie and his guitar tech, as a guitarist instead of bassist for Marilyn Manson. It takes a few views to spot the name on the pedal, simply described as "another reverb" pedal, but 'Spring Chicken' is clearly visible.

Doyle Bramhall II demonstrated the Malekko Heavy Industry Spring Chicken for John Bollinger and the Premier Guitar Rig Rundown on January 10th, 2017.

Doyle Say: “And then the Spring Chicken made by Malekko I think. Spring Reverb. They make a really good…” then slides right in into a cool jam.

In an Instagram post, Justin Meldal-Johnsen shares a moment from a session where he uses the Malekko Spring Chicken Reverb, playfully describing his bass as "this wood plank with four metal wires."

This pedal is seen on Jesse's 2015 pedalboard, located on the right side of MXR Blue Box

Malekko Spring Chicken Reverb was featured in his "gear list" during the 2015 Premier Guitar rig rundown. The pedal makes another appearance in 2021 Premier Guitar interview.

Paul Barker uses the Malekko Spring Chicken Reverb, as seen on his Instagram account through a post by leadintogold.

In this 2010 photo of Miller with his pedalboard, the Malekko Spring Chicken reverb can be seen in Miller's pedalboard.

Atsuo Mizuno uses the Malekko Spring Chicken Reverb as part of his pedal board during tours, as shown in an Instagram post by borisdronevil.

Muse On Muse : Please tell us about your gear. What guitars, amps, effectors, foot pedals did you use for this recording?

Pete Lesparance : I used a Koch Powertone 2 for the amp through a 2×12 Mesa-boogie cabinet.

My pedal board consists of:

-Pigtronix-Philosopher’s Tone compressor -Love Pedal Kanji overdrive -Keeler Push overdrive -SubDecay Prometheus filter pedal -Whetstone Phaser -Electro-Harmonix-POG 2 -Empress Temolo -Malekko spring chicken reverb -Boss Giga-Delay -ernie ball volume pedal

To get all the flavors of crunch and buzz, Phil Caivano travels with a stout board full of troublemakers including an Analog Man Sun Bender, Daredevil Atomic Cock, Real McCoy Custom RMC5 Wizard Wah, SIB Electronics Mr. Echo, Metropoulos Supa-Boost, Maxon AD80 Analog Delay, Analog Man silver-modded Tube Screamer, Maxon ST-9 Super Tube Pro Plus Distortion, Analog Man Bad Bob, and a Malekko Spring Chicken. Currently out of the rotation, but still used stomps are the Daredevil Logan Square Destroyer, Analog Man King of Tone, and a D*A*M* Super Bee Germanium Fuzz.

"Malekko Heavy Industry isn’t Canadian but they have produced some easy to use, great sounding designs in their time, including their Spring Reverb emulator, the Spring Chicken." - Nice Rack about Colin's new pedalboard.