Tyler Larson

At 4:16 when you press Pause, you can see he hold this Everlast pink pick

In the YouTube video titled "Do .13 Gauge Strings Really Affect Guitar Tone? (my fingers hurt)" by Music is Win, Tyler Larson is seen holding his guitar and using PRS Signature Strings 10-52 at the 3:10 mark.

In the YouTube video "Do .13 Gauge Strings Really Affect Guitar Tone?" by Music is Win, Tyler Larson is seen using Ernie Ball Ultra Slinky Guitar Strings (10-48) at the 5:53 mark. He selects a couple of strings from the pack to adjust his guitar setup, addressing issues with high action and an uneven bridge caused by DR DDT strings.

At "0:30" Tyler shows hus his Ernie ball man cutlass in Charcoal frost. It includes a music man custom humbucker, and two music man custom single coils called: "silence circuit" to retain the true single coil sound. He tells us this is his favorite strat style guitar because it's like a strat but it can do a little bit more. The guitar has a natural Eric Gales/Eric Johnson type sound.

In the YouTube video titled "The Best Solid-State Amp Money Can Buy" by Music is Win, Tyler Larson features the Boss Katana-100 amplifier. Although this video was sponsored by Boss, Larson has consistently showcased this amp in numerous videos since.

in this video, at the timestamp 1:51, Tyler is seen buying this amp as it was what he used when he was a child

at the timestamp 5:10, Tyler is seen purchasing this modeler

at the timestamp 2:10, Tyler is explaining how he received this guitar in pink but ordered it in blue whilst showing his receipt from amazon

at 3:25 Tyler is seen showing off his new axe

In the Music is Win YouTube video titled "I Sold It All Just to Buy This One Guitar," Tyler Larson discusses acquiring the Suhr Alt T Pro, highlighting that he sold several pedals to purchase it.

In this video at around 4:30 you can see Tyler holding a PRS Santana model. This guitar is obviously a very expensive custom shop version of the Santana model and not the model you'd find in guitar centre. It is definitely some form of Santana model as you can tell by the abalone stripes on the body and the unique double cut shape of the PRS Santanas.

From his intagram @musiciswin story you can see he uses Boss FS-5L Latching Footswitch

From his intagram @musiciswin story you can see he uses Empress Effects Reverb

From his instagram @musiciswin story you can see he uses JHS Panther Cub V2

In the YouTube video "Do .13 Gauge Strings Really Affect Guitar Tone? (my fingers hurt)" by Music is Win, Tyler Larson uses PRS Signature Strings 09-42 at the 5:53 mark. He selects these strings to address issues with bridge alignment and high action caused by DR DDT strings.

From his instagram @musiciswin story you can see he uses TC Electronic PolyTune 3 Noir

He got these strings in .07-.38 gauge to test against the .13 gauge strings.

At 8:43 he show one of the pedals he's gonne be using for building a pedalboard and he said that it's prediculous!

8:30 he said that he recieved it from MXR and he will use it for building a new pedalboard.

At 4:39 he plug his guitar to his Presonus Audiobox 22 VSL and he uses Logic Pro X with it.

This video is a demo for this pedal just after he had recieved it saying in the description "I just got my hands on a Keeley Electronics Seafoam Chorus pedal, and it does some pretty awesome things!".

In this video Tyler is playing with this pedal in the whole video and it seems like he liked it from writing in the description "Seriously, the La Machine is one of my favorite pedals ever."

This post by Tyler's page which was showing his pedalboard writing "keep it clean." and the polytune2 was in the photo.

He bought that wah pedal and did a hendrix cover with it in the video, at 2:16 the model of the pedal 'GCB95' can be clearly seen on it.

He talks about this guitar starting at 7:17 of this video.

In a live unboxing video on his YouTube channel, Music is Win, Tyler Larson showcases the PRS SE Alex Lifeson Signature Acoustic guitar.

At 0:27 you can see Tyler displaying the Morley Bad Horsie 2 wah pedal. You can see it in the chain of wah pedals in the video when he displays them.

In his video "My First 7 String Guitar," Tyler demos his new PRS SE SVN.

01:56 showing off his pedals

01:58 Tyler going through his pedals