Jari Mäenpää

Jari Mäenpää confirmed in the comment section of his Instagram post that he uses the Apple Pro Display XDR for his studio setup.

In this Instagram post, Jari Mäenpää shared a photo of himself testing a Mesa/Boogie Road King cabinet. Although the exact model is not explicitly stated, the context and visual evidence suggest it's the Mesa/Boogie Road King 4x12" 300-watt Straight Extension Cabinet.

In an Instagram post by Jari Mäenpää, he shared a photo of several guitar pedals he tested, indicating that the ones out of their boxes are the "keepers." Among these "keepers" is the Boss EQ-200 Graphic Equalizer.

In an Instagram post by Jari Mäenpää, he shared a photo of several guitar pedals he tested, indicating that the ones out of their boxes are the "keepers." Among these "keepers" is Maxon OD-808.

In an Instagram post by Jari Mäenpää, he shared a photo of several guitar pedals he tested, indicating that the ones out of their boxes are the "keepers." Among these "keepers" is a Pro Co Rat 2 Distortion.

In an Instagram post by Jari Mäenpää, he shared a photo of several guitar pedals he tested, indicating that the ones out of their boxes are the "keepers." Among these "keepers" is a Boss SD-1 Overdrive.

In an Instagram post by Jari Mäenpää, he shared a photo of several guitar pedals he tested, indicating that the ones out of their boxes are the "keepers." Among these "keepers" is a Maxon OD-808X Overdrive Extreme.

In an Instagram post by Jari Mäenpää, he shared a photo of several guitar pedals he tested, indicating that the ones out of their boxes are the "keepers." Among these "keepers" is an MXR Ten Band Equaliser in Silver color.

In a video titled "Wintersun - Can You Djent" on Jari Mäenpää's official YouTube channel, he plays an original musical piece using a 7-string guitar for the first time. The guitar model featured in this video is a Solar S1.7PB.

In an Instagram post by Jari Mäenpää, he showcases two of his Solar Guitars with new pickup sets. The blue guitar featured in the post is identified as the Solar Guitars S1.6AQOB.

In a video from Jari Mäenpää's former YouTube channel titled "The Rack", the Two Notes Torpedo Reload is clearly visible among the studio equipment.

In a video from Jari Mäenpää's former YouTube channel, the Creation Audio Labs MW1 Studio Tool is visibly identified among his studio equipment.

In a video from Jari Mäenpää's former YouTube channel, the Two Notes Torpedo Live Digital Loadbox and Speaker Simulator is clearly visible among other studio equipment.

In a video on Jari Mäenpää's old Youtube channel, he is visibly seen using an unknown Ibanez J Custom while playing Diamond Head riffs.

In a 2020 post on Jari Mäenpää's official Facebook page, he was selling his Audio-Technica AT5040 microphone, stating it was used for various choir sections and some clean vocals on the album "The Forest Seasons".

In a 2017 Facebook post, Jari Mäenpää is pictured with some of his studio gear, including the Carvin Legacy 3 Amplifier.

In a video on his YouTube channel, Jari Mäenpää tests the Neural DSP Archetype: Petrucci plugin, stating, "The very first time trying out this cool guitar amp plugin."

In a 2013 MetalSucks article, Teemu discusses Wintersun's tour gear, stating: "Rack #1 is the I/O system and consists of audio interfaces and patchbays. The main audio interface is an RME Fireface UFX with RME Fireface 800 as a slave ADAT unit."

In a 2013 MetalSucks article, Teemu discusses Wintersun's tour gear, stating: "Rack #1 is the I/O system and consists of audio interfaces and patchbays. The main audio interface is an RME Fireface UFX with RME Fireface 800 as a slave ADAT unit. With this setup we get 20 inputs and 16 outputs."

In a 2013 MetalSucks article, Teemu discusses Wintersun's tour gear, stating:"The input patchbays are three Art S8-3-Ways that also work as splitters giving an extra direct output next to each input."

In a 2013 MetalSucks article, Teemu discusses Wintersun's tour gear, stating: "We are currently using four Sennheiser EW300 IEM G3 sets with AC-3 Antenna Combiner and A2003 antenna."

In a 2013 MetalSucks article, Teemu discusses Wintersun's tour gear, stating: "We’re using a Samson PB10 Pro as a main power unit and on the backside of this rack there’s a connection panel distributing power to the other racks."

In a 2013 article on MetalSucks, Teemu Mäntysaari reveals that Jari Mäenpää uses a Fractal Audio Axe Fx Standard, stating: "Rack #3 holds three Axe-Fx units... The middle one is Jari’s Axe-Fx Standard."

In a 2013 MetalSucks article it was revealed that Jari Mäenpää uses the Planet Waves CT-12 NS Headstock tuner. Teemu, a member of Wintersun, stated: "We recently installed Planet Waves NS Mini headstock tuners to all our main guitars. They hide nicely behind the headstock (attached with 3M Dual Lock) and become handy especially when warming up backstage or side of the stage where there might not always be other tuners available."

According to a 2013 MetalSucks article, both Jari Mäenpää and Teemu are confirmed to use Dunlop Ultex Sharp 1.0mm Guitar Picks.

In a 2013 article on MetalSucks, Teemu discusses Wintersun's tour gear, specifically noting that "Jari [Mäenpää] likes the lighter tension and the sound of DR Strings (Dimebag 10-52 set, 52 replaced with 56 on drop-C tuning)."

In a 2013 article on MetalSucks, it is confirmed that Jari Mäenpää uses the Line 6 Relay G50 Wireless Guitar System. This information comes from Teemu, who discussed Wintersun's tour gear, stating: "We’re using Line6 Relay G50 wireless systems with all guitars and basses."

In a 2013 article on MetalSucks, Teemu states, "Our minimal pedalboards only have the wireless receivers and Boss tuners," with the Boss TU-2 Chromatic Tuner clearly seen in the pictures.

In a 2013 article on MetalSucks, it was stated by Teemu that "for all the vocals we use Shure SM58 microphones."

In a 2013 article on MetalSucks, it was revealed that Jari Mäenpää uses the Optogate PB-05, as part of Wintersun's tour gear. Teemu stated, "For all the vocals we use Shure SM58 microphones with Optogate PB-05s. The Optogate works with phantom power (from RME preamps) and has an optical sensor that can be adjusted to mute the microphone signal whenever the singer moves away from the mic. This helps keep unwanted stage noise out of the mics and makes our FOH engineer happy."