Alex Hellid

"Armed with nothing but cheap amps and cheaper axes, guitarists Leif Cuzner, Alex Hellid, and Uffe Cederlund leaned heavily on the grinding distortion of the HM-2."

In this image, Alex Hellid can be seen playing a black Gibson Flying V.

In this concert image, Alex can be seen playing on a Gibson Les Paul Custom.

In this image a Marshall JCM 2000 DSL can be seen behind Alex.

In this image, a Marshall JCM800 2203ZW can be partially seen behind Alex.

As of 0:21 in this video Alex can be seen playing through a Marshall JCM 2000 TSL.

In this image, a pair of Marshall 1960A 4x12" angled cabinets can be seen behind Alex.

In a post by Earache Records on Instagram, Alex Hellid is depicted playing a B.C. Rich Bich, identifiable by its headstock, which suggests it could be a 1984 version.

In an interview with Antihero Magazine, guitarist Alex Hellid of Entombed discussed how he achieved his signature tone by using a Boss DS-1 Distortion pedal. He stated, "The HM-2, he would put hard left and hard right, and then we’d put a third guitar which would be my sound with a Boss DS-1 in the center with a clean bass." This confirms Hellid's use of the DS-1 pedal in his setup. The interview was conducted by Chris Hawkins and published by Antihero Magazine.