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What guitar does In Flames play?
In Flames guitarist Björn Gelotte has been seen using his signature Epiphone Les Paul Customs with EMG pickups through rare Marshall MD61 heads. Chris Broderick has been seen using Jackson signature Diabolic and Soloist 7-strings into ENGL Savage 100s, and Liam Wilson has been seen with Zon Sonus basses.
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What guitars In Flames uses: a sourced gear guide
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Björn Gelotte (guitar)
Chris Broderick (guitar)
Liam Wilson (bass)
About In Flames's gear.
What guitar does Björn Gelotte play?
Premier Guitar's 2024 Rig Rundown shows his two signature Epiphone Les Paul Customs, one in midnight ebony and one in bone white, with EMG 81/85 MetalWorks pickups and Dunlop strings.
What amp does Björn Gelotte use?
He was seen with two rare Marshall MD61 prototype heads for clean and dirty, with a Marshall JVM205H as backup, into an offstage iso cab with a Celestion Vintage 30.
What guitar does Chris Broderick play in In Flames?
The 2024 rundown shows his Jackson Custom Shop Diabolic CB2, a Jackson USA Signature Soloist 7 and a Pro Series HT7 Soloist, all with custom-voiced DiMarzio humbuckers.
What bass does Liam Wilson play?
He was seen with two Zon Sonus Special 4 basses with Bartolini pickups, run through a Tech 21 SansAmp RBI, an Orange 4 Stroke 500 and an Ampeg SVT-4 Pro.
In Flames is the Swedish melodic death metal band from Gothenburg. This guide covers the rigs of guitarists Björn Gelotte and Chris Broderick and bassist Liam Wilson from Premier Guitar's 2024 Rig Rundown.
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