Caleb Followill

There used to be a video on YouTube entitled "Kings of Leon - In depth gear interview" that looks to be unavailable now. In that video, Caleb said:

"Gibson, 1972, ES-325. And I've got another, I've got a backup, but it doesn't sound as good. And this one, I think it's because of the hole that I've dug back from when we were playing punk. It's my favorite guitar ever in the history of guitars. Angelo has a guitar that I really want, it's a tiny little acoustic. I think it's a special guitar and I don't think he uses it as well. He writes bad songs with it, and I think I could write good songs with it. I'm sure he's going to be pissed. Angleo is my best friend, he would not hate me. But Angelo got this [guitar] on eBay for the first record. This is the guitar that has since then had my heart. And even though it's a vintage it was perfect. Amazing. I've gotten this far in seven years. And Willy, obviously, he has the best guitar in the world with a big hole in it, but it took him a long time to get there, and I think I've done pretty good in seven years. I'm very much a blessed person. I have a wonderful woman in my life, and when I hold her I feel so good and I feel so close to home. But it's also the same thing when my guitar is right here, I feel like I'm home. Even though I don't play it good I play, I play it with all my heart."

"Caleb plays a Hummingbird, this is a nice guitar. He just got it not too long ago in Australia. It's deep and rich. Gibson hooked us up," explains Caleb Followill's guitar tech around 2:19 into this video.

Caleb used a Black Tele for the California Waiting EP. He talks about this at around 1.13 in the video.

Caleb has started using this acoustic guitar live and can be seen with it trough the video. He no longer seems to use the Gibson Hummingbird.

"I started with an AC15, a Vox, but eventually I went to an AC30 and then a Matchless. And then I got tired of all the big noise and I went back to the AC30. And I think I might be back at the AC15. If not, I've got four AC15s, four of the last ones, made and I'm going to make a room out of it. I'm going to put rubber all over them and it's going to be my kid's room. If my little kid hits his head I'll be like, 'Well, at least you hit your head on an AC15'. All of us have doubles of everything we've ever had."

"...eventually I went to an AC30 and then a Matchless. And then I got tired of all the big noise and I went back to the AC30."

"Caleb is playing the Matchless 2x12s DC. It’s kind of cool, it's its own thing. It's got tone selector switches, it sound can't really dial out the middle, bass, and stuff like that. It just gives you what it gives you. It's pretty good though, pretty loud if you want it to be," says Caleb Followill's guitar tech.

VOX amps USA shared a photo of Kings of Leon performing live at The Governors Ball Music Festival 2013. Behind Caleb Followill, his two Vox AC15 combo amps can be seen. The photo is captioned:

Caleb Followill rocking two AC15s on-stage with Kings Of Leon at Governors Ball Music Festival!

At 0:01 the Tiny terror Sits behind Caleb as his main Guitar Amp.

During this photo in the official Kings of Leon instagram account, somebody in the crew made this shoot from the backstage before the band joined the stage in Zagreb, Croatia. A pair of AC15C1-CMs amps are know to be played by Caleb, as the Matchless is used by Matthew Followill and is found in other pictures in the account.

The updates URL offers a frontal view shows the details of the amps, which are behind Mr. Followill.

A Boss TU-3 Chromatic Pedal Tuner appears at 5:02 in this rundown video of Caleb Followill's rig.

"We have an MXR which we use for more verb," says Caleb Followill's guitar tech.

Caleb Followill's guitar tech points out at 5:09 a Boss TR-2 Tremolo Pedal used by Caleb Followill.

An MXR M-102 Dyna Comp Compressor Pedal appearsin this video at 5:16 in Caleb Followill's gear rack.

"This is kind of like a Fulldrive MOSFET. It's real beefy and crunchy. It sounds really good," says Caleb Followill's guitar tech.

at the video supersoaker we can seen at the minute 2:55 the pedal

"It kind of sounds like an organ because it's a polyphonic generator," says Caleb Followill's guitar tech.

In a Mix article, front-of-house engineer for Kings Of Leon Brent Rawlings reveals that while touring for the Only by the Night album, the vocal mics the Followills used are Sennheiser e 935s. Original article can be found here.

Caleb and his band (Kings Of Leon) use Sennheiser MD 431 for vocals.

"The Voodoo Lab ground switcher runs back into a rack," says Caleb Followill's guitar tech.