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I asked Axel Hellid about his pedals when I noticed he didn't bring one on stage when I saw Emtombed live some ten years ago. He replied that he had never used one. And indeed, if you read the interview referenced as a source, he actually says that it was Leffe Cuzner and later Uffe Cederlund who used that pedal, while he himself used a Boss DS-2. 82.196.111.216 (talk) 21:56, 9 June 2023 (UTC)Reply
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