Tosin Abasi

According to an interview by Premier Guitar, this guitar is what Tosin used "For about 90 percent of the album, minus the acoustic songs" on the band's fourth album, The Madness of Many.

Concerning this guitar, Tosin has talks about his experience with new prototypes in this interview with Guitar Center. Likewise, he's gone on Instagram to talk about the new guitar. Plenty more interviews and videos exist of Tosin enjoying the new guitar.

In this music video, at 2:10 his pedalboard is shown to consist of a Fractal AX-8 and a Line 6 Helix.

Before Tosin had partnered with Ibanez to make a signature guitar, he used to play on .strandberg* guitars as well as Ibanez guitars from the RG range. This particular one is the 2228 model.

This video shows Tosin Abasi's home set-up.

At 00:20 he starts talking about it saying:

"(He's) got the Morgan at the center of this one half of the rig"

According to a Premier Guitar interview with Animals as Leaders members, Tosin has said that this amplifier is what he used to record The Madness of Many and did not use the Axe Fx on this record.

"Upon getting the Axe-FX I promptly got rid of all of my other amps and pedals. Now, the Axe Fx II inspires me to create sounds that transcend the conventional guitar amp. I consider it another instrument, and indispensable."

In this video, Tosin Abasi mentions that he uses a Godin Multiac Nylon-string guitar for live performances.

A Rig Rundown for Animals as Leaders; "Both Tosin and Javier use similar setups of a Fractal Audio Axe-FX II into a Mytek Digital/Analog converter, into a Port City Pearl head to a Port City 2x12 ported cabinet."

This guitar is used for softer songs and leads and is known for its use in the natural parts of Brain Dance from The Madness of Many album.

Tosin Abasi recently had his massive pedalboard professionally rebuilt by Mason "The Rig Doctor" from Vertex Effects. It can be seen on his pedalboard build at 7:40.

"My friend Misha Mansoor gave me these Black Ice picks that are .55mm, they're really thin, and they're a little bit bigger than a Jazz III and a lot thinner, and I'm in love with them" – Tosin Abasi on Planet Waves Black Ice picks

Tosin Abasi is seen using the Bogner Harlow boost pedal on his live board, as noted in an Instagram post by mishaperiphery.

In this video you can see Tosin Abasi playing a Godin Multiac Nylon Encore 7 Natural SG

"I'm considering an entirely different rig for the Generation Axe tour. The good folks at @prsguitars sent me some stuff to demo! I already feel bad for the neighbors????????????"

Tosin Abasi demonstrates how he uses the Seymour Duncan Vise Grip Compressor in this video.

In this video, Tosin Abasi explains that he uses the Axe-FX III as a glorified delay/reverb unit for his nylon string.

This video shows that the BE-OD Deluxe is now on his main board.

Tosin's board is home to a TC Electronic PolyTune 2 BlackLight, ISP Technologies Decimator II, Bogner Harlow, Strymon TimeLine, Strymon BigSky, Empress ParaEQ, KHDK No. 2 Clean Boost, two Friedman BE-ODs, Carl Martin Plexitone, Bogner Ecstasy, Horizon Devices Precision Drive, and a Boomerang III Phrase Sampler. Everything is controlled by a Carl Martin Octa-Switch MKII.

Regarding a custom creation made specifically for him by Rick Toone, the Blur was made to fit exactly his body shape. A Premier Guitar Rig Rundown shows Tosin discussing this guitar when he used it for his record, The Joy of Motion in 2013. Three and a half years afterwards, a Premier Guitar interview shows that Tosin has also used this guitar lightly on the fourth album, The Madness of Many.

At 2:58, you can see Tosin is using a Dual Rectifier Amp head on stage.

This is Tosin's signature guitar through Ibanez

He is seen playing and discussing the TAM100 in this video.

In a post on Instagram, Tosin Abasi's pedalboard features the MXR M169 Carbon Copy delay pedal.

I saw this guitar on his Instagram account, which was gifted to him by someone.

Tosin Abasi is seen using the Abasi Concepts 8-String Multi-Scale guitar in a photo he posted on Instagram, where he mentions performing in Vancouver. This guitar, one of the first models produced by his company Abasi Concepts, was developed to expand on the prototype Abasi initially designed with Ibanez. The instrument offers a variety of options, including straight or fanned frets, 6, 7, or 8-string configurations, and Abasi's signature Fishman Fluence pickups. It also features a headless option and mini Floyd Rose tremolo systems, with finishes showcasing visible wood grain and diverse materials.

has 2 on his current board, one in the top left corner and one to the right of the middle

In this video at 7:53, Tosin's rack can be shown to consist of a Synergy SYN5050 power amp.

In this post tosin uses the nural dsp quad cortex. He loves that it sounds great, and that the ui is super intuitive

The Kemper Rack can be seen in Abasi's setup at (0:03) in this video.

Tosin can be seen here performing with a .strandberg* guitar. This is the same guitar that he uses to perform in several other live settings.

In this video, Tosin Abasi used a Fractal Axe-FX Ultra for the EMGtv demonstration of the EMG808X pickups.

In the Guitar World video titled "Prog-Gnosis with Tosin Abasi: How to Play the Thumb-Slapped Intro to 'An Infinite Regression,'" at the 2:30 mark, Tosin Abasi uses a Dunlop Tortex Standard 0.73mm pick, visible near his foot.