Ben McLeod

It can be seen at 27:43 into the video.

"...and giving everything life is a Voodoo Lab Pedal Power 2 Plus."

En el minuto 06:08 indica que fue utilizado en la grabacion del album Lightning at the Door (2013)

During the "Fishbelly 86 Onions" (8:45-18:25) Ben can be seen playing Knaggs Severn guitar.

It can be seen at 27:43 into the video.

It can be seen at 27:43 into the video.

It can be seen at 27:43 into the video.

At 9:03, during a jam on "See You Next Fall", you get a great shot of Ben playing his V, the distinctive Banker logo very clear on the headstock. As they are a custom order company, every guitar made is fairly unique, but the important features of his V are the brown/walnut finish, aged gold hardware, and the PAF pickups. This video is linked on the Banker Guitars page for their V model, and his name is listed under the artists page.

In this post from Analog Man Mike Piera, you can see a photo of Ben McLeod playing a Beano Boost with Mike's caption reading:

Ben McLeod of All Them Witches got a used Beano Boost for his new record they just tracked in Nashville. He said he used it into a Marshall Super Bass amp on every song to help shape his tone, and it was the sound he’s been trying to achieve his whole life. Thanks, Ben!!

Ben McLeod can be seen using the Milkman Sound The Amp 100, as demonstrated in his YouTube video titled "UNREAL TONES with the Milkman The Amp 100."

In a YouTube video titled "FUZZ PEDAL SHOOTOUT: All Them Witches VS King Buffalo," Ben McLeod confirms his use of the Stomp Under Foot Bucket of Blood, where he compares his latest signature fuzz to the Stomp Under Foot Silverfish.

In the YouTube video titled "Attack Of The Tiny Amps," Ben McLeod can be seen using the Pignose 7-100 amplifier in Tweed, throughout a comparison of the different low wattage amps he uses to record.

In an Instagram post by Ben McLeod and Premier Guitar, the Watkins WEM CCB-1 Copicat Boost is visible on Ben's pedalboard on slide one.

In an Instagram post by Ben McLeod and Premier Guitar, the Strymon TimeLine is visible on Ben's pedalboard on slide one.

In an Instagram post by Ben McLeod and Premier Guitar, a Boss BD-2 Blues Driver with the Analogman RE-J Mod is visible on Ben's pedalboard in the first slide.

In an Instagram post by Ben McLeod and Premier Guitar, a Lehle Mono Volume Pedal S is visible on Ben's pedalboard in the first slide.

In an Instagram post by Ben McLeod and Premier Guitar, a Boss DM-2W Delay Waza Craft is visible on Ben's pedalboard in the first slide.

In an Instagram post by Ben McLeod and Premier Guitar, a Dunlop 535Q Cry Baby Multi-Wah is visible on Ben's pedalboard in the first slide.

In an Instagram post by Ben McLeod and Premier Guitar, a Stomp Under Foot Silverfish is visible on Ben's pedalboard in the first slide.

In the video "All Them Witches Rig Rundown [2026]" by Premier Guitar, Ben McLeod is seen at 0:16 playing a Gibson 2012 Les Paul Traditional Guitar, confirming its use as part of his live rig setup. He states:

I just I love this guitar so much. It feels great. I tracked almost the entire new album with it and it's it just feels like it it feels like home.

In the video "All Them Witches Rig Rundown [2026]" by Premier Guitar on YouTube, Ben McLeod is shown using an Orange AD30 Amplifier. The amplifier is visible at 0:16, and McLeod provides further details about it at 14:35.

At 12:02 in the Premier Guitar's YouTube video "All Them Witches Rig Rundown [2026]," guitarist Ben McLeod discusses his use of the Knaggs Honga Guitar as part of his rig.

In the video titled "All Them Witches Rig Rundown [2026]" by Premier Guitar, at the 13:25 mark, a Sennheiser e906 microphone is visibly positioned in front of the Marshall cabinet within Ben McLeod's rig.