Lee Kiernan

On one of the photo's of Lee Kiernan's rig the guitarist himself can be seen wielding a pink Fender Telecaster without the neck pickup (possibly an Esquire or maybe Broadcaster)

In an Instagram post, Lee Kiernan showcases his setup, including the Roland JC-40 Jazz Chorus amplifier, highlighting its role in his impressive gear collection.

In an Instagram post by Lee Kiernan, he tags the Supro 1650RT Royal Reverb amplifier while discussing a live performance at Maida Vale Studios, indicating its use during the session.

In the Glastonbury 2019 full set video, Lee Kiernan of IDLES can be seen using a Marshall Superlead Guitar Amplifier Head, specifically cross-patched from the low input of channel one to the top input of channel two.

In an Instagram post, Lee Kiernan showcases his Joyo JF-01 Vintage Overdrive Pedal, highlighting its impressive sound despite its worn appearance.

In this KEXP performance Lee Kiernan is using a Fender Mustang in shell pink. The neck pickup and pickup selector seem to be uninstalled, as well as the original pearloid pickguard, substituted by a mint one. We get a nice shot of the guitar at 4:31, but it's present throughout the entire video.

In an Instagram post by Lee Kiernan, he showcases his new setup, including the Marshall JCM800 2203 guitar amplifier head, expressing gratitude to those who helped him assemble it.

In an Instagram post by Lee Kiernan, the JHS Colour Box pedal is part of his setup showcased during a performance in Glasgow.

This pedal can be seen on Lee's pedalboard (top side), in a place where Meris Ottobit should be.

As seen on Lee's pedalboard during Lee's & Bowen's new pedal-show "GENKS".

Lee Kiernan, guitarist for [band/artist name], endorses the EarthQuaker Devices Bit Commander, as confirmed on the EarthQuaker Devices website.

In an Instagram post by Lee Kiernan, he showcases his setup, which includes the Marshall 1960A 4x12'' Cabinet.

In an Instagram post by Lee Kiernan, the Boss RE-20 Space Echo pedal is visible, suggesting its use during the recording of their second album.

In an Instagram post, Lee Kiernan of Idles expresses gratitude to EarthQuaker Devices for promptly delivering the Disaster Transport Sr. delay pedal, which he acquired for the band's upcoming second album.

The pedal are seen in this Instagram post.

The pedal are seen in this Instagram post.

On one of the photo's of Lee Kiernan's rig, posted by official Marshall page, Boss PS-6 can be seen.

On one of the photo's of Lee Kiernan's rig, posted by official Marshall page, DBA Apocalypse can be seen.

As seen on Lee's pedalboard during Lee's & Bowen's new pedal-show "GENKS". Lee uses it as an EQ/Boost in "Mr. Motivator"

In the video "Board To Death Ep. 33" by EarthQuaker Devices, Lee Kiernan of IDLES showcases the Electro-Harmonix SYNTH9 Synthesizer Machine at the 00:14 mark.

Lee Kiernan, guitarist for [band name if known], uses the EarthQuaker Devices Gray Channel overdrive pedal, as highlighted on the EarthQuaker Devices website.

Lee Kiernan, guitarist for [band name if applicable], uses the EarthQuaker Devices Organizer pedal, as highlighted on the EarthQuaker Devices website.

Lee Kiernan endorses EarthQuaker Devices and uses the Tentacle V2 harmonizer and octave effects pedal, as noted on the EarthQuaker Devices website.

In an Instagram post by Lee Kiernan, the Death By Audio Evil Filter pedal is featured as part of his full setup for a performance in Glasgow.

In an Instagram post by Lee Kiernan, his full setup in Glasgow includes the Xotic Effects EP Booster pedal, highlighting its role in his gear collection.

In an Instagram post by Lee Kiernan, the Electro-Harmonix XO The Worm pedal is featured, indicating its use during the recording of the second album.

In an Instagram post by Lee Kiernan, the Boss TU-3 Chromatic Tuner is visible among his gear, highlighting its role in his pedalboard setup.

The pedal are seen in this Instagram post.

The pedal are seen in this Instagram post.

On one of the photo's of Lee Kiernan's rig, posted by official Marshall page, Meris Ottobit can be seen.