Mattias IA Eklundh

In this video (at 03:42) Mattias says "So I have a Dunlop passive volume pedal, which is great because the guitar is a nasty instrument..." "...I want the guitar to be quiet and silent, and when you're not playing, you know, shut the fuck up!". Later in the video (at 04:57) he talks about how he doesn't like noise gates, and proceeds to demonstrate how he uses his volume pedal as both a gate and how he gets a clean tone, without touching the amp itself.

@4.58 he starts playing it!

You can see this Laney Head behind him. Mattias endorsers Laney and he says that the main reason is because "they are very loud"

Mattias ha usato Laney Ironheart durante una video su musicoff.com

"I have played the Caparison Apple Horn 8 for a bunch of months by now. Every time I pick it up I am utterly floored and flabbergasted by its playability and enormously rich tone. It's like a chamber orchestra in one instrument!"

Mattias IA Eklundh uses the Laney Ironheart IRT-Studio in the studio, as shown in the user-uploaded image.

Mattias IA Eklundh is shown using the Dunlop Cry Baby GCB-95 wah pedal in a photo from Pinknoisemusic.

Mattias can be seen using this rare Fernandes FR-65X, with a scalloped fretboard, in the music video for the Freak Kitchen song "Raw."

Mattias IA Eklundh utilizes the DiMarzio DP220 D-Activator Bridge pickup in the eight-string version of his signature model, the Caparison Apple Horn 8, as detailed by Guitar World.

He uses 8 string version of that pickup.

Usa sempre casse da 4x12 e da 2x12 della marca Laney accompagnato da relativo amplificatore

Mattias IA Eklundh can be seen using the Laney IRT212 Ironheart guitar amplifier cabinet, as evident in the user-uploaded photo.

In the video for Freak Kitchen's "Jerk", Mattias can be seen playing a purple Caparison Horus.

Pictured and quoted on the official product page.

"What an ingenious device! Smart, user - friendly and the astounding, massive sound of a Laney amp squeezed into a little box."