Gustav Larsson

In a YouTube video titled "Don't Watch This Song" by Silverpapyrus, Gustav Larsson stated, "I have officially switched from Slinkys to D'Addario NYXL Nickelwound Guitar Strings 10-52 on my recent Fender Jag-Stang."

In a YouTube video by Silverpapyrus titled "Don't Watch This Song," Gustav Larsson mentions that he uses Ernie Ball Regular Slinky Guitar Strings (10-46) as well as 9s on single coil instruments.

Gustav Larsson confirms in a video by Silverpapyrus on YouTube titled "Don't Watch This Song" that he uses Ernie Ball Super Slinky Guitar Strings (9-42) for single coils and P90s, and 10-52s for humbuckers.

Gustav Larsson has mentioned in a YouTube video by Silverpapyrus titled "Don't Watch This Song" that he predominantly orders guitar straps from AliExpress, specifically choosing Irin straps. He noted that the Irin Premium Music Store Guitar Strap PJ0222-2 he uses is not branded, as he purchased it before it was branded online. Larsson also remarked that these straps remind him of Fort Bryan straps due to their shape.

Gustav Larsson is seen in recent videos using a Squier Classic Vibe '60s Custom Esquire, which he plays as a replacement for his Morgan Telecaster copy. This is documented in a video by Silverpapyrus on YouTube, titled "Brand New Squire Custom Esquire First Playthrough."

In a YouTube video titled "Ibanez Soundgear Gio 2022 | Specs Bass Guitar" by Silverpapyrus, Gustav Larsson mentions that he uses Dunlop Tortex Standard 0.60mm Guitar Picks.

Gustav Larsson has been confirmed to use the Acorn Amplifiers Transistor MIGFET 50P in his pedalboard, as noted in a YouTube post by Silverpapyrus, where it was mentioned that he switched from a Mooer preamp to this Acorn preamp.

Gustav Larsson uses the Dunlop Jazz III Max Grip Carbon Fiber 1.38mm Guitar Pick, as confirmed in the YouTube video titled "My Guitar Picks" by Silverpapyrus.

Gustav Larsson uses Dunlop Jazz III Standard Nylon 1.38mm Guitar Picks in red, as demonstrated in the YouTube video "My Guitar Picks" by Silverpapyrus.

Gustav Larsson uses Dunlop Max Grip Nylon 1.0mm Guitar Picks on his acoustic guitar, as shown in the video "My Guitar Picks" by Silverpapyrus on YouTube.

Gustav Larsson uses Dunlop Big Stubby 3.0mm Dark Purple Guitar Picks, as confirmed by the YouTube video "My Guitar Picks" by Silverpapyrus.

Gustav Larsson uses Dunlop Big Stubby 2.0mm Light Purple Guitar Picks, as confirmed in the YouTube video "My Guitar Picks" by Silverpapyrus.

Gustav Larsson is confirmed to use Ernie Ball Pick Mediums, as shown in the YouTube video "My Guitar Picks" by Silverpapyrus, where the picks appear visibly worn, indicating frequent use.

In a YouTube post by Silverpapyrus, Gustav Larsson is seen using an ESP LTD M-50.

In a YouTube post by Silverpapyrus, Gustav Larsson is seen using a Washburn MG 34 guitar.

In a YouTube post by Silverpapyrus, Gustav Larsson is seen using an Epiphone Firebird.

In a YouTube post by Silverpapyrus, Gustav Larsson is seen playing a Squier Classic Vibe '60s Stratocaster Electric Guitar in Candy Apple Red.

Gustav Larsson is seen using the Roland CUBE-120XL Bass 120-Watt 1x12" Bass Combo in a YouTube post by Silverpapyrus, where he is pictured behind the amplifier, which he uses for guitar.

Gustav Larsson is seen using a Laney Audiohub Combo AH150 150-Watt 1x12" 5-Channel Keyboard Amp / Mixer for his guitar, as confirmed in a post by Silverpapyrus on YouTube.

Gustav Larsson is confirmed to use the Lewitt LCT 440 PURE Condenser Microphone, as demonstrated in a YouTube video by Silverpapyrus titled "Finally Got A Condenser Microphone, Time To Get Plastic Surgery," where he tests the microphone's acoustic audio.

Gustav Larsson uses D'Addario EJ26 Phosphor Bronze, Custom Light, 11-52 strings on his Cataluna guitar, as confirmed by the YouTube video by Silverpapyrus titled "Finally Got A Condenser Microphone, Time To Get Plastic Surgery," which lists the gear he used.

In a post on Gustav Larsson’s YouTube account, Gustav shows the Ibanez PTEQ Penatone 5-band Parametric EQ Pedal as part of his setup to get closer to Nirvana’s tone, and states that he gave his Behringer EQ700 to his brother, who bought a Metal Zone.