Tyler Larson

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"The next guitar I have to recommend is this. The JP15 from Music Man. This is John Petrucci signature seven-string model but it also comes in a six-string."

"I use Adam Audio A8X speakers."

"So here's the miking setup I'm going to use today and this, maybe, a little but of overkill and you typically don't need more than one mic on a cab, but we're goin' a little over the top in this video. So I have a Shure SM57 as well as an Earthworks SR25. (...) What do you do with a dual-miked cab? I like to blend the two microphones together. I like the high end of a 57 and I like the low end of the Earthworks mic, so blending those two together, you can get sort of in the weeds as far as panning goes and you gotta look out for phase, but if you mike the amp correctly, you're not gonna run into too many issues and have a lot of creative freedom."

"I should also mention here this monitor is not actually my computer. This is an external monitor from BenQ..." The video specifies this to be an EX3501R.

"Another thing I'll mention here is this keyboard. It is an M-Audio MIDI keyboard. (...) I have just the 49es. It's 49 keys. All I use it for is inputting MIDI, nothing else and it's very basic, doesn't cost that much."

Throughout this video, an Angry Driver is visible on the top shelf of Larson's pedal wall, starting at 0:11.

Used for the Music is Win podcast.

One hangs on the wall of Larson's podcast room.

In a YouTube video titled "AXE-HANDLER SAVED MY GUITAR," Tyler Larson discusses the Re-Axe Axe-Handler, Strings Out (Music is Win Edition), highlighting its role in protecting his guitar.

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Used in Larson's song "Mom Torello". First visible at 1:13.

In the YouTube video titled "FULLTONE PLIMSOUL OVERDRIVE IS DIRTY," Tyler Larson demonstrates his use of the Fulltone PlimSoul overdrive pedal.

In the YouTube video "5 Famous Acoustic Riffs – Tone Shootout!" by Music is Win, Tyler Larson plays the Framus FD 28 SR CE - Solid AA Sitka Spruce Top acoustic-electric guitar.

Visible throughout this video, starting at 0:00. It was succeeded by Larson's Apple Z0V1 Macbook Pro.

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Featured in this video. On May 11, 2020, Tyler posted a video titled "Installing a Bigsby Bridge on my guitar", where, as the title suggests, he went through the process of installing a Bigsby Vibrato System on his Gibson ES-335 at home.

at 3:20 in this video, he can be seen buying these strings.

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Developed by Larson as part of a vote for which genre to cover in a free guitar course, coming out on top over the blues. The individual course has since been withdrawn and reintegrated into the new Guitar Super System.

In a YouTube video titled "This Guitar is Made of 150-Year-Old Wine Barrels," Tyler Larson showcases his Paoletti 150-Year-Old Wine Barrels Telecaster. He also pairs this unique guitar with a matching amplifier.

In the YouTube video titled "The Smartest Guitar Player Ever" by Music is Win, at the 1:40 mark, Tyler Larson is seen using a pack of Ernie Ball Everlast Medium Light 12-54 strings while adjusting his Paul Reed Smith guitar for jazz chord practice.