Steve Onotera

The sixth entry into Steve's successful series "World's Weirdest Guitars" i dedicated to showing off a modified version of the Hi-Flyer Phase 4 MT. His version includes a number of additional frets, allowing the player to coax notes of microtonal variation out of the instrument.

At 1:09-1:42 of "The Gear I Use" he displays his Garrison G-10 guitar. The guitar has a natural finish, a black pickguard, no cutaway, and a 14th fret neck join.

Steve goes into great detail demonstrating this oddity of a guitar in the fifth entry in his "World's Weirdest Guitars" series.

In the YouTube video titled "Playing All My Guitar Pedals At Once," Steve Onotera, also known as samuraiguitarist, mentions that the Ibanez Tone-Lok FZ7 Fuzz was one of his first guitar pedal purchases after acquiring a starter electric guitar.

Shown up close at 0:51.

featured and reviewed in this video

Samuraiguitarist shows this guitar in the video: 'The Gear I Use' The item can be seen 4:35 into the video.

Steve shows this item in the video: 'The Gear I Use'. The item can be seen 7:17 into the video.

Shown at 0:16 in the linked video.

Steve mentioned this amp in the linked video.

Steve talks about this amp in the linked video. He doesn't have it anymore, because he sold it.

One of the ridiculous pedals shown in this video.

The third weird pedal featured in this video.

The fourth weird pedal featured in this video.

The second absurd pedal(s) shown in this video.

Steve demonstrates this pedal in his "CRAZY Fuzz Pedal Faceoff" video.

Steve uses this pedal in this video.

In the YouTube video "Testing The MOST PECULIAR Guitar Pedals" by samuraiguitarist, Steve Onotera humorously refers to the Outside The Box FX Signal Diverter as "the most pointless thing he has ever seen," highlighting his experience with this unique guitar pedal.

At 6:14, Steve picks up and shows this instrument. He discusses how Schecter sent him this guitar for free, and how much his younger self would have enjoyed this knowledge.

A slide guitar made out of hockey sticks (Steve is Canadian, after all.) After Steve expressed the idea of such a guitar to his father, his father and his associate, Rob the Wood Butcher, assembled this strange themed instrument. The video "The Hockey Stick Guitar" dedicated to the guitar, was also the first video Steve shot with his now wife, Jenny.

At 0:37-1:09 of "The Gear I Use", Steve Onotera can be seen holding a 1976 Ibanez Les Paul Copy. The guitar has two humbuckers, a three-way switch, and a sunburst finish.

At 1:42-2:42 of "The Gear I Use", Steve is shown holding this guitar. He uses this guitar very frequently and uses this guitar the most, ever since he saw it when browsing a guitar catalog. He had to Special Order the guitar, but he still enjoys the guitar and uses it in almost every video.

At 7:11, Steve he begins discussing his Fender '65 Twin Custom Reverb Amp. He also stated that he usually uses this amp most often.

At 8:10, Steve talks about his pedals, and you can see the Sweet Sound Mojo Vibe pedal on his pedalboard. He even acknowledges it whilst he goes over the exact order the pedals go in.

In the video "The Gear I Use", Steve discusses that the Fender Custom P-Bass he owns is a hand-me-down from a fellow bandmate.

In his video "All Of My Guitars... for now" , at around 5:38, he claims that "it doesn't play all that great, but man... does it look cool." It also has his stamp of approval for the "guitar most likely to be used as a murder weapon."

Featured in this Twitter post by Onotera.

Featured in this Twitter post by Onotera.

"After acquiring a decent starter electric guitar, naturally, my next purchase was a guitar pedal, and that came in the form of the Ibanez FZ7 Tone Lok Fuzz. From there, I got a wah pedal as a birthday present..."

First visible in this video at 0:41.

"After acquiring a decent starter electric guitar, naturally, my next purchase was a guitar pedal, and that came in the form of the Ibanez FZ7 Tone Lok Fuzz. From there, I got a wah pedal as a birthday present, a Tube Screamer I saved up for for months..."

First visible in this video at 0:43.