Rabea Massaad

At 0:57 Rabea starts talking about the NYXL strings. Rabea is very positive about the strings. I don't know what gauge he uses now because he uses a hybrid set.

I'm honoured to have had the opportunity to design another guitar with Chapman Guitars, and I couldn't be more excited about the new pair of ML3 BEA guitars!

For me, the original ML1 BEA was an extension of my younger musical self - I am a huge Nuno Bettencourt fan and the guitar definitely showed that. But as my playing style has evolved, I really wanted the ML3 BEA to be a completely unique design, whilst maintaining the versatility I admire so much from the Chapman range. I'm really excited about the pickups I've spec'd for this guitar particularly, which sound awesome.

The ML3 BEA guitars are an amalgamation of all my guitar influences musically and physically up to now in my career - achieving a combination of beauty and brutality - both tonally and visually!

Rabea Massaad

I'm honoured to have had the opportunity to design another guitar with Chapman Guitars, and I couldn’t be more excited about the new pair of ML3 BEA guitars!

For me, the original ML1 BEA was an extension of my younger musical self - I am a huge Nuno Bettencourt fan and the guitar definitely showed that. But as my playing style has evolved, I really wanted the ML3 BEA to be a completely unique design, whilst maintaining the versatility I admire so much from the Chapman range. I'm really excited about the pickups I've spec'd for this guitar particularly, which sound awesome.

The ML3 BEA guitars are an amalgamation of all my guitar influences musically and physically up to now in my career - achieving a combination of beauty and brutality - both tonally and visually!

Rabea Massaad

in this video Rebea does a shootout of his fender strats. one of these strats is his customshop 50s reissue strat

In this video, Bea states that he uses NYXL 11-56 strings for Drop C# tuning, and adds a single .60 on the bottom for Drop C tuning.

Rabea Massaad utilizes the Line 6 Helix for live performances with Frog Leap Studios. In his Instagram post, he praised its versatility and ease of use, highlighting its essential role in their shows.

Rabea Massaad uses the Mr. Black ThunderClaw overdrive pedal, as shown in his Instagram post featuring his pedalboard setup.

He has a Mayones Regius Core Classic HSS with Bareknuckle pickups (sorry for the typo on the name). He first introduced it in his video about three different Mayones guitars. He described it in the video at 21:20 that he can bond with the guitar given time. Ever since then he has used this guitar in his gear demos like for the Archetype: Nolly plugin and Revv D20 Amp.

In this Video Bea demos his new Standard series signature guitar varients. These are the more afordable versions of his signature models. In these guitars he has the chapman henchman pickup set. These were modled closely after the bareknuckle pickup models bea has used for ages

In this video Rebea updates what is going on in his life. In the video he states that he bought an slo 100. He states that he loved the amp so much when demoing it that he had to buy one

"I've recently bought this ... and it's awesome, it really is." -Rabea briefly talks about it in Dorje's 'Pedal Board Gear Tour' video. He also mentions his YouTube review of the pedal here.

In the video, around 1:10 Rabea talks about how he keeps this in his lounge to "doodle and play."

Here is Rabea playing the PRS Paul's Guitar

Described in this video as one of his favorite pedals

In this video Rabea demos the MK 2 version of the Boss Katana 100. He goes into detail about the new features in the amp. He states that the boss katana is an amp that he loves. He uses a katana air as a practice am on tour.

In this video from Namm 2020, Rebea demos the new standard series versions of his signature guitars. These are more afordable versions of his sigs. It differs from the pro version in that it has a veneer instad of a top, a maple neck, and nickle frets instaed of stainless stell. They are also wired to have a 3 way selecter and a push/pull coil split instaed of the 5 way selecter the pro version has

At 7:42 Rabea starts talking about him helping Victory design the Kraken and him using the amp on the American Chapman Guitars bus tour, touring with Dorje and touring with his other band Toska.

In his YouTube video "How I Make Music at Home," Rabea Massaad uses the TASCAM US-16x08 USB Audio Interface, demonstrating its role in his home recording setup.

For playing live with Frog Leap, Rebea uses a line 6 Shuriken. He uses this to switch between weird tunings, and effects quickly in the set

He demonstrates compression with Keeley Compressor Plus.

In this post bea can be seen playing his gretsch penguin

In this post bea shows off his victory v35. He claims it quickly became one of his favorite amps. He says the kraken goes all he needs for most things, but this amp is something else.

Seen here playing a stereo rig of Hughes & Kettner Grandmeister 40's

In this post Bea shows off the Mayones Aquilla elite s he was sent. The guitar is loaded with a pair of Bea’s signature Bareknuckle Silo pickups

Rabea uses a Marshall JVM Series JVM410H amp throughout this video.

In this video Rabea Is using his PRS Custom 24

Fuzz pedal seen in the video- used in breakdown of Written and during Chalk Teeth.

In this post rebea shows off the victory super kracken. this is a updated version of the kraken amp he helped design with victory. He also helped design this amp with the team at victory much like the original kraken amp

In this post Rebea shows off the revv d20 amp he demoed. He states that this amp has a good clean tone, as well as a lush crunch. He also likes that the amp has a twonotes torpedo load box built in.

In this video, Rabea shows off the new Mayones guitar configurator. He was asked by Matt at Mayones to demo the configurator. From there he would go to the Mayones factory and document his guitar being built. However due to covid restrictions , he was unable visit the factory. Rabea simply had the guitar shipped to him. With the configurator, he designs a custom duvell model. through the website, he specked it out to have a burl top, Roasted maple neck, Schaller Hannes bridge, Bareknuckle pickups, and a special pre amp. He also asked for a few specs that weren't on the configurator. He asked for a black fade in the finish, wooden knobs, as well as black tuners with gold buttons. He simply emailed Matt and asked if they were able to add in these details