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What guitar does Bring Me The Horizon play?

Lee Malia uses his Jackson Pro Series Signature LM-87 as his number one guitar, with a Neural DSP Quad Cortex set to a modded Marshall tone, an RJM Mastermind GT and an EHX Cathedral. In the Sempiternal era he played his Epiphone signature Les Paul Custom through two Marshall JCM800s.

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What guitar does Lee Malia play?

His Jackson Pro Series Signature Lee Malia LM-87, plus a modified vintage Gibson Marauder for Can You Feel My Heart. In 2014 he played his Epiphone signature Les Paul Custom and a Gibson Les Paul Supreme.

What amp does Lee Malia use?

Today a Neural DSP Quad Cortex set to a modded Marshall tone. In 2014 it was two modded Marshall JCM800s into Marshall 1960A 4x12 cabinets.

What pedals does Lee Malia use?

Most effects now come from the Quad Cortex, with an EHX Cathedral, DigiTech Whammy DT and EHX Synth9. His 2014 loops held a J Rockett Chicken Soup, Fulltone OCD, Boss DD-20, DD-7 and RV-5 and an EHX Cathedral.

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Bring Me The Horizon are the Sheffield band of Oli Sykes, Lee Malia, Matt Kean and Matt Nicholls, behind Sempiternal and That's the Spirit. This guide covers the band's documented guitar gear: Lee Malia's Jackson LM-87 signature and Quad Cortex rig today, and his Epiphone and Gibson Les Pauls into Marshall JCM800s from the Sempiternal era.

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