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What guitar does Jake E. Lee play?
Jake E. Lee has been seen using white and blue burst Charvel signature guitars, a 1965 Gibson ES-335, his signature Friedman head, a Friedman Small Box and EVH 5150 III cabinets, with a pedalboard of a Prescription Electronics Experience fuzz, MXR Carbon Copy, Analog Man Bi-Chorus and Vox wah.
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What guitar gear Jake E. Lee uses: a sourced gear guide
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About Jake E. Lee's gear.
What guitar does Jake E. Lee play?
White Charvel signature guitars based on the superstrat he has played since 1975, plus a Charvel USA Signature in blue burst. He brought out a 1965 Gibson ES-335 to match the tones he recorded on Red Dragon Cartel's Patina.
What amp does Jake E. Lee use?
In his Premier Guitar Rig Rundown he toured with his signature Friedman 100-watt head, a Friedman Small Box and a custom RJS Amplification head, all into EVH 5150 III 4x12 cabinets with Celestion Greenbacks.
What pedals does Jake E. Lee use?
A Prescription Electronics Experience fuzz, a Boss TU-3, a Magik Box Body Blow, an MXR Stereo Chorus, an Analog Man Bi-Chorus, an MXR Carbon Copy and a Vox wah.
What strings does Jake E. Lee use?
Premier Guitar reports all his guitars are strung with DR Strings .010 to .046 sets.
Jake E. Lee played guitar on Ozzy Osbourne's Bark at the Moon and The Ultimate Sin, then led Badlands and Red Dragon Cartel. This guide covers the guitars, amps and pedalboard shown in his Premier Guitar Rig Rundown and his signature gear.
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