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[Måneskin] Thomas Raggi's equipment [Amps, guitars, effects]

A collection of the favorite equipment of guitarists active in Japan and abroad"Player's Rig"
This time, we will be introducing the guitarist of Måneskin, an Italian rock band that is taking the world by storm.
Thomas Raggi
A strong message that tries to deliver a direct message to society
Fashion that creates a unique worldview
Creating songs centered around memorable riffs
Introducing Thomas Rudge's favorite equipment, including guitars, amps, effects, etc., which has attracted attention from all over the world on social media!
Thomas Raggi / Thomas Raggi|Profil

Thomas Raggi
Origin: Rome, Italy
Date of birth: 2001 year 1 month 18 day
Biography
Thomas Raggi is the guitarist for the Italian rock band Maneskin. He was born in Rome, Italy on December 1998, 12 and grew up with a passion for music. At a young age he fell in love with the guitar and decided to pursue a career in music.
He met Maneskin when he was 14. They attended the same school and shared a common interest in music. They started playing music together and bonded.
In 2016, Maneskin took part in the Italian talent show "X Factor" and came in second place, which became a turning point in their music career.
They released several singles and albums afterwards, gaining popularity both in Italy and abroad. Their music is a unique style that combines elements of rock, punk and alternative, and Thomas Raggi's guitar playing adds strength and character to the band's sound.
He is also popular on social media, where he enjoys interacting with his fans on Instagram and TikTok.
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Thomas Raggi / Thomas Raggi|Play&Music
Shut Up And Good
The CM song "Zitti E Buoni" was released in March 2021 and was written and composed by the members. It represents the freedom of youth and chasing dreams without fear. They also performed the song at the Eurovision Song Contest 3, Europe's largest music festival that produced ABBA and Celine Dion, and won the competition. Since winning, the song has been played more than 2021 million times and the music video more than 4 million times. It has also received 5,000 certifications in 2 countries, including 1,000 gold, 3 platinum, and 25 diamond, and has been in the top 2 on single charts in 30 countries and in the top 18 on Spotify's global chart, making it one of their signature songs that has swept the music scene around the world.
I Want To Be Your Slave
The song, from their second album, "Teatro d'ira: Vol. I," won platinum certification in Italy, and after the Eurovision Song Contest, it became a hit, reaching the top ten in the UK, Finland, Germany, the Netherlands, Sweden and other countries.
SUPER MODEL
Thomas Raggi / Thomas Raggi | Favorite Equipment [Guitar]
Fender / LTD 63 Stratocaster Super Heavy Relic

Gibson / Les Paul Goldtop

Product Overview
The Gibson 50s Les Paul Standard features a maple top, a mahogany body without weight relief, and the rounded neck of the 50s, making it the perfect guitar for players looking for a classic Les Paul Standard.
Equipped with the highly acclaimed Burstbucker 1 (Neck) / Burstbucker 2 (Bridge) pickups, it faithfully reproduces the subtle nuances of your left hand, the dynamics of your picking, and delicate volume control—all aspects of your playing expression.
Instead of the circuit board seen in recent Gibsons, the hand-wired electrical system is equipped with Orange Drop capacitors!
It is packed with vintage-inspired details, such as keystone pegs, a wire-free ABR bridge, and an aluminum bridge and tailpiece.
The more you use it, the more it will fit your hand, and the more its old-fashioned feel will stand out, making it an exquisite piece!
(From Ishibashi Musical Instruments)
| Neck Material | Mahogany |
|---|---|
| Neck Profile | Vintage 50s |
| Scale Length | 24.75" |
| Fingerboard Material | Rosewood |
| Fingerboard Radius | 12" |
| Number Of Frets | 22 |
| Frets | Medium Jumbo |
| Nut Material | Graph Tech |
| Nut Width | 1.695" |
| End of Board Width | 2.26" |
| inlays | Acrylic Trapezoids |
| Housing Material | Mahogany |
| Body Top | Maple |
| Weight Relief | None |
| Finish | Gloss Nitrocellulose Lacquer |
Fender / Telecaster

Product Overview
American Vintage II is a series that reproduces the revolutionary electric guitars and basses that changed the history of music with the utmost precision. Featuring body shapes, necks, hardware configurations, premium finishes, and pickups that are voiced by era and carefully crafted down to the last detail, this guitar is packed with the essence of genuine Fender craftsmanship and tone.
Just one year after introducing the Broadcaster®, Fender received a cease and desist order from Gretsch, which had previously released a product with the same name, forcing the company to change the name. Inspired by the rapid growth and mass adoption of television, the first Blackguard Telecaster® rolled off the production line in late 1, and the model has been in continuous production ever since. Simple and groundbreaking, the Telecaster was the first mass-produced solid-body electric guitar and has inspired countless musicians.
The American Vintage II 1951 Telecaster features an ash body with a Butterscotch Blonde finish, recreating the tone and feel of the original 1951 model. The 1951 "U"-shaped maple neck with a 21-radius fingerboard and 7.25 vintage tall frets evokes the playability of an instrument back in 1951. The 12th fret position inlays are slightly closer together and the Phillips head fastener is located at the truss rod nut, as manufactured in 1951. The three-brass saddle bridge, Fender Deluxe tuning machines and Pure Vintage '3 Telecaster pickups provide a classic, authentic twang.
American Vintage II is a series for players who love the tone and feel of vintage Fender guitars and basses that have made Fender's history, faithfully reproducing the guitars and basses that built the foundation of Fender. Guitars and basses that have made music history are revived with modern technology.
BODY
- Body MaterialAsh
- Body Finish Gloss Nitrocellulose Lacquer
- Body Shape Telecaster®
NECK
- Neck Material1-Piece Maple
- Neck Construction4-Bolt
- Neck Finish Gloss Nitrocellulose Lacquer
- Neck Shape1951 “U”
- Scale Length25.5″ (64.77 cm)
- Fingerboard MaterialMaple
- Fingerboard Radius7.25″ (184.1 mm)
- Number of Frets21
- Fret SizeVintage Tall
- Nut MaterialBone
- Nut Width1.650″ (42 mm)
- Position InlaysBlack Dot
- Side DotsBlack
- Truss RodVintage-Style Butt Adjust
- Truss Rod NutVintage-Style Butt Adjust
Fender / Jazzmaster

Rickenbacker / 330

Product Overview
| Body: | Maple, Semi-Acoustic |
|---|---|
| neck: | Maple, Set-in |
| Fingerboard: | 10” Radius |
| Fret Marker: | Dot |
| No Frets: | 24 |
| Scale Length: | 24 3/4 " |
| Nut Width: | 1.63 " |
| Pickups: | 2 Hi-gain Pickup |
| Hardware: | Schaller Machine Head, 6 Saddle Bridge, “R”Tailpiece |
| Homes: | Standard Hard case |
| Color: | Fireglo, Jetglo, Mapleglo |
Gibson / J-45

Product Overview
The J-1942 has played a central role in the Gibson round-shoulder lineup since its introduction in 45, supporting players with its excellent expressiveness, combining warm low-mid range and edgy high-mid range, and serving as a reliable partner at all times.
World-renowned for its balanced, rich expression, warm low end and excellent projection, the J-45 Standard takes the illustrious J-45 legend to even greater heights.
The combination of a Sitka spruce top and mahogany back and sides provides a wide dynamic range, warm midrange and tight, punchy lows.
Bodysuit
Body Shape Jumbo
Top Material Sitka Spruce
Back Material Mahogany
Side Material Mahogany
Bracing Traditional hand-scalloped X-bracing
Binding Multi-ply top, single-ply back
Finish Nitrocellulose
Neck
Neck Material Mahogany
Neck Profile Slim Taper
Scale Length 24.75″ / 62.865cm
Fingerboard Material: Rosewood
Fingerboard Radius 12″/304.8mm
Number of Frets 20
Frets Standard
Nut Material Black
Nut Width 1.725″ / 43.82mm
Inlays Mother-of-pearl dots
Thomas Raggi / Thomas Raggi | Favorite Equipment [Amplifiers]
Marshall / 1959

Product Overview
In Marshall's long history, there are many great machines, but the 1959, the origin of the 1959SLP, has produced many great performances and sounds, including Edward Van Halen's Brown sound. The pre-circuit, which provides a solid distortion that is hard to believe was only released in the late 60s, continues to fascinate many guitarists even today. If you want to get that sound in the modern lineup, the 1959SLP is the answer.
- MODEL: 1959SLP
- RANGE: VINTAGE
- TECHNOLOGY: VALVE
- CHANNELS: 2
- WATTAGE: 100W
- Inputs: 2 x 2
- CONTROLS: PRESENCE, BASS, MIDDLE, TREBLE, VOLUME 1, VOLUME 2
- PRE AMP VALVES: 2 x ECC83
- POWER AMP VALVES: 1 x ECC83, 4 x EL34
- WEIGHT: 20.5kg
- DIMENSIONS (W × H × D): 750mm × 310mm × 215mm
- EFFECTS LOOP: YES
Fender / Twin Reverb

Product Overview
A true Fender classic that has been admired by guitarists worldwide for decades, it is one of the greatest backline amplifiers of all time. The mid-'60s Twin Reverb has been a staple in almost every musical genre and remains a must-have today. Whether you're listening to rock, blues, country or jazz, this amp delivers a clean electric guitar sound that's a hallmark of the genre. With two 2" speakers, a timeless look and essential sound, the '12 Twin Reverb® is a truly majestic amp that brings you back to an exciting era with unmistakable Fender sound and style.
Marshall / 6100

Product Overview
This model was produced to commemorate Marshall's 30th anniversary.
Fender / Bassman

Product Overview
The hybrid amplifier "BASSMAN® 500 HEAD" is now available, using a vacuum tube for the preamp and a Class D for the power amplifier. While inheriting the style of the 60's, it incorporates modern technology to maximize Fender's traditional technology.
The Vintage channel delivers a rich, warm sound with classic Fender passive tone. The Overdrive channel delivers an aggressive, responsive sound with modern active tone. Of course, you can also switch between them with a footswitch. We recommend pairing it with a Bassman Pro series cabinet or a Rumble series 410/115 cabinet.
Thomas Raggi / Thomas Raggi | Favorite Equipment [Effects]

Fulltone / OCD

Product Overview
The ultimate overdrive! It has the brilliant tone and rich overtones that are inherent to Class A amps. It produces a thick and wonderful distortion, and by making full use of the guitar's volume control, it brings out all kinds of tones.
【Feature】
HP: Set up at High Peak for a more British sound with an amplified bottom end, increased distortion at all corners of the Drive knob range, more volume, and a slight boost in the upper mids (3.5Khz range).
・LP: When set up to low peak, you can get the original sound of the guitar amp with amazing accuracy, and it is ideal if you are looking for a tone like an old black face or tweed amp when you turn up the volume or clean boost. Contrary to HP, if you are not looking for a British type sound, we recommend setting it up to LP.
- This is an excellent product that brings out all the brilliant tones and rich overtones that Class A amplifiers inherently have. The dynamic range is slightly wider, and the difference between picking softly and picking hard actually produces a wider range of distortion and output than the distortion caused by clipping a normal diode. It also does not impair the original tone of any amplifier or guitar. And by making full use of the guitar's volume control, it brings out a wide range of tones in a spectacular way.
Klon / Centaur Overdrive

Product Overview
Klon Centaur silver short tail, a handmade pedal brand from Boston, USA
An overdrive pedal developed by Bill Finnegan in 1994.
The total of 8000 pedals that he personally produced are in high demand from all over the world.
Their market value has steadily increased, and now they are traded for hundreds of thousands of yen each.
Mad Professor / Fire Red Fuzz

Product Overview
A fuzz pedal that provides long sustain and a variety of tones. Intuitive sound creation is possible with 3 knobs. The musical TONE control allows you to create a wide range of drive sounds, from mellow and rounded tones to bright and aggressive sounds, all in one unit.
Electro-Harmonix Deluxe Memory Man

Product Overview
The NANO POG is the smallest in the POG series of polyphonic octave generators, and is designed to take up as little space as possible on your effects board.
Like other POG series pedals, the tracking and sound are impeccable. The DRY, SUB OCTAVE, and OCTAVE UP controls, as well as the lack of switching noise, further enhance the pedal's perfection.
Mini Pedal
electro-harmonix Nano Pog

Product Overview
The NANO POG is the smallest in the POG series of polyphonic octave generators, and is designed to take up as little space as possible on your effects board.
Like other POG series pedals, the tracking and sound are impeccable. The DRY, SUB OCTAVE, and OCTAVE UP controls, as well as the lack of switching noise, further enhance the pedal's perfection.
Jim Dunlop / GCB95 Cry Baby Standard Wah

Product Overview
- The original Crybaby, designed in 1966 by Thomas Organ, is a legendary wah-wah used by many great musicians, including Jimi Hendrix, Eric Clapton, Buddy Guy, and David Gilmour.
- Power supply 9V: Dry cell battery 006P or 9VAC adapter
- 寸法:100(W)×250(D)×63(H)mm
重量:約1.7Kg
Boss / TU-3 Chromatic Tuner

Product Overview
The successor to the TU-2, a classic that established an era. Convenient functions such as the newly equipped "high brightness mode" that further improves visibility outdoors, smooth meter display with 21 LEDs, and support for flat tuning up to 6 semitones allow for comfortable tuning.






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