Fredrik Thordendal

Thordendal used this unit during the bridge part of "Future Breed Machine" for several years.

Used by Thordendal during the 1990's.

Seen on this picture taken at Thordendal's personal studio.

Seen on this picture taken at Fredrik Thordendal's studio.

Seen on this picture taken at Fredrik Thordendal's studio.

Seen on this picture taken at Fredrik Thordendal's studio.

Fredrik Thordendal's studio setup includes the Marshall JMP 2203 Mk II Master Lead 100w amplifier, as shown in a photo shared by KLOTZ AIS on Facebook.

Seen on this picture taken at Fredrik Thordendal's studio.

Four copies of this switcher are seen on this picture taken at Thordendal's studio.

Seen on this picture taken at Fredrik Thordendal's studio.

Seen on this picture taken at Fredrik Thordendal's studio.

Seen on this picture taken at Fredrik Thordendal's studio.

In this Rig Rundown by Premier Guitar, 3 Axe-FX II XL can be seen at 9:31.

In this Instagram post from Fredrik Thordendal, he can be clearly seen playing a modded Marshall JMP. In the caption, he mentions that he is using the JMP in combination with an old Malmberg speaker cabinet fitted with Celestion Creamback speakers.

In this Instagram post, Fredrik Thordendal shows off a Soldano SLO-100 head that he owns. He does not give any further details about its use with Meshuggah, or with any of his projects.

In this Instagram post, Fredrik Thordendal shows off a handful of pedals he owns. One of them that is seen clearly is a TC Electronic Dual Parametric Equalizer.

In this Instagram post, Fredrik Thordendal can be clearly seen playing guitar in front of his signature Fortin amplifier. In the bottom right corner of his amp rack, you can just about see an Ibanez TN120 Thermion amplifier, easily distinguishable by its unique appearance. However, Fredrik not only isn’t using the amp in the video, but also does not give any detail about if/how the amp was used at all.

In this Instagram post, Fredrik Thordendal shows off his Ampete One amplifier.

In this image, Fredrik Thordendal shows off a 1978 Ibanez IC400AV in its case, which based on the caption was presumably sent to him by Ibanez’s custom shop. It is unlikely he uses this with Meshuggah as it is only a 6 string, and it’s more feasible that this guitar is no more than just a part of his collection.

In this Instagram post from Fredrik Thordendal showing off his custom Fortin amplifiers, a pedalboard including an MXR Iso Brick power supply can be seen beneath the amplifier stack.

In this Instagram post showcasing Fredrik Thordendal’s rack, you can see a Mesa Boogie Quad Preamp just underneath a Fractal Axe-Fx unit.

In this Instagram post showcasing Fredrik Thordendal’s rack, a Radial JD7 switching unit can be seen at the very top of the rack.

In this Instagram post, Fredrik Thordendal shows off a vintage Ibanez Futura that he owns.

In this post from Fredrik Thordendal’s Instagram, you can clearly see a Marshall Super Bass amplifier. The caption also mentions it too.

In this post from Fredrik Thordendal’s Instagram, he is revealed to be using a Randall RM100 both in the caption and the actual video itself.

In this Instagram post of Fredrik Thordendal playing through a Randall RM100, you can also clearly see a Randall Scott Ian Nullifier in the background.

In an Instagram post by Fredrik Thordendal, the Randall 667 6-Channel 120-Watt Programmable All Tube Guitar Amp Head is visibly part of his amp setup.

In this Instagram post from Fredrik Thordendal, a Randall 4x12 cabinet can be clearly seen in his amp setup.

In this Instagram post from Fredrik Thordendal, you can just about make out a Peavey Triple X amplifier to the left of his stack of Randall amps.

This Instagram post from Fredrik Thordendal shows a close-up shot of his Green Matamp.