Steve Onotera

Steve uses this pedal in the linked video paired with a fuzz.

In the YouTube video "Demoing The 5 Strangest Guitar Pedals" by samuraiguitarist, Steve Onotera showcases the Alexander Pedals Marshmallow, highlighting its unconventional features.

In a YouTube video titled "Demoing The 5 Strangest Guitar Pedals," Steve Onotera, also known as samuraiguitarist, showcases the Rainger FX Minibar as the final pedal.

Steve shows this item in the video: 'The Gear I Use'. The item can be seen 7:00 into the video.

At 4:20, Steve show off his surf green 112.

At 5:55, Steve begins to show off the Reverse Stratocaster. He compares it to a "cheap strat" (which, to be fair, it is), even going as far to say that it is his least favorite guitar that he owns.

At 7:39, Steve shows off the instrument. He states that after his video about the Hi-Flyer Phase 4 MT from the same company, Eastwood contacted him and asked if there were any other instruments from their catalogue that he would like. Since he didn't have a fretless bass, Steve picked out the EUB-1, and the rest is history.

For the tertiary installment of his "World's Weirdest Guitars" series, Steve demonstrates this 19 string oddity.

Shown at 14:57. Steve, likely to his surprise, has gotten quite a bit of use out of this instrument. Bought because of a classic playing-guitar-while-jumping-out-of-the-water photoshoot, and because it was the cheapest guitar he could find at the time. Since purchasing it, Steve has used the instrument in a number of guitar based experiments, such as playing a guitar underwater, and dressing up in tin foil like a maniac to find the source of a weird signal his gear was picking up.

At 12:27, Steve presents this guitar to the camera. It is not in tune.

In the YouTube short "Dumb Things Every Guitarist Has Done," Steve Onotera is seen using a Dunlop Gator Grip 0.96mm Guitar Pick. Although the pick is a dark color, its thin appearance suggests it is not the 2mm version.

In the above video Steve Onotera (Samuraiguitarist) can be seen playing the abomination of a Jellyfish Pick. Steve probably did throw it away after using due to him not liking the pick.