This week on the channel +513K views this week

Slash pickups and a well-used AR300 on Frank Olson Twins

A string change and pickup demo share the active shelf with Les Paul cleaning and guitar-amp microphone placement.

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Frank Olson Twins Story of October 13, 2026Trari Newsroom

Why this story? The channel's weekly summary: what went up this week, what is drawing views now, and where the channel stands among similar channels.

Slash Pickups demo and AR300 String Change APH2 #guitar

The guitars had company. Frank Olson Twins posted nothing new, but its existing collection added roughly half a million views over the week, with subscribers holding steady at 126,000.

The busiest individual video right now is "Slash Pickups demo and AR300 String Change APH2 #guitar". It pairs a Seymour Duncan pickup demonstration with a string change on an AR300 the creator describes as twenty years old. Slash, known for his guitar work in Guns N' Roses, supplies the signature-pickup connection, not a guest appearance. The practical pairing fits a channel devoted to building gear and then using it to make music.

Maintenance and recording round out the catch-up options. "Cleaning a Gibson Les Paul for the first time in 10 years" takes on a long-delayed cleanup, while "Guitar Amp Mic Placement" demonstrates different microphone positions around an amplifier's loudspeaker. The pickup demo is drawing several times the daily views of either, though the microphone lesson has the larger accumulated audience.

Among nearby channels of similar subscriber size, Dr. Dot had a particularly large viewing week and Bodhi Jako also drew a substantial audience; Laura Angelia and Max Balegde had smaller weeks. Frank Olson Twins sat toward the stronger end of that group for weekly views, even with today's viewing slightly below its usual daily level. Its active videos make a nicely connected sequence: fresh strings, a clean guitar, then a closer look at how to capture the sound.

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