Dave Murray

This HHH Dave Murray signature Strat has a Seymour Duncan JB Jr pickup in the middle position, for an added sheen of clean jangle. Dave favours a middle position or neck-and-middle position for rhythm work

Gibson 2004 Flying V with 500T bridge pickup and 496R neck pickup

In this video Dave Murray uses the fender custom on the song phantom of the opera in 2013. Not completely sure it's an exact fender custom shop 56 relic stratocaster vintage because he has Seymour Duncan hot rail pickups and other small things like fretboard and tuning specifications.

At 5:15, Dave Murray, of Iron Maiden, has his Gibson 60 Les Paul Classic being shown.

In this picture, Dave Murray can be seen playing his signature Fender Stratocaster, based on a 1957 Strat.

Dave uses three Custom Shop Stratocasters, according to Guitar Geek's rig diagram.

I don't know if he has used it since 1982. Presumably he still has it

Gibson 2010 Traditional Series Les Paul, again with Seymour Duncan '59 in the neck and JB in the bridge position

Dave used a Victory amp and Les Pauls for recording the majority of Book Of Souls, primarily this 2002 1960 Series Iced Tea Les Paul Classic with a Seymour Duncan '59 neck pickup and a JB in the bridge, and a Gibson Axcess Standard Les Paul with Floyd Rose

One of his backup guitars.

Dave use a modified cream amercian standard stratocaster floyd rose with a set of three Seymour Duncan Hot Rails mini-HB on a sparkling pickguard

In this video, as well as many others from the Maiden England concert, you can see Dave using an cream ESP 400 series strat style guitar with a Floyd rose tremolo system and an HSH pickup configuration. The guitar is especially identifiable at 2:52 in the video, as well as the amazing solo at 4:27. This 400 series appears to be an earlier model since it has 21 frets.

Here's what Victory say:

Could we be more proud? Probably not. British rock icons Iron Maiden released their superb new album, 'The Book Of Souls' on September 4 2015. The tones are simply immense, so imagine our delight when we discovered that guitarist, Dave Murray had used a Victory V100 head and V412 cabinet in the sessions. He's also planning to use them in the next round of Iron Maiden touring.

Here's what Victory say:

Could we be more proud? Probably not. British rock icons Iron Maiden released their superb new album, 'The Book Of Souls' on September 4 2015. The tones are simply immense, so imagine our delight when we discovered that guitarist, Dave Murray had used a Victory V100 head and V412 cabinet in the sessions. He's also planning to use them in the next round of Iron Maiden touring.

At 3:05, Dave Murray, of Iron Maiden, has his Marshall JCM 2000 being shown.

At 1:36, Dave Murray, of Iron Maiden, has two Marshall JMP-1 being displayed.

According to Guitar Geek's rig diagram, Dave uses two Marshall 9200 MonoBlocks.

At 3:49, Dave Murray, of Iron Maiden, has his pedal board displaying his Rocktron All Access LTD Foot controller. His tech states, ''This is Dave's world''.

In this guitar rig at 1:51, Dave Murray, of Iron Maiden, has his TC Electronic G-Force being displayed.

According to this Guitar Geek rig diagram, Dave uses a Peterson Autostrobe 490.

Dave uses a Boss TU-12 tuner, according to this Guitar Geek rig diagram.

Dave uses a Dunlop Crybaby Wah DCR-ISR, according to Guitar Geek's rig diagram.

Dave uses Celestial G12 speakers in his cabinets, according to this Guitar Geek rig diagram.

Dave uses two Marshall JFX-1s, according to Guitar Geek.

In this photo, Dave Murray can be seen using Hot Rails pickups. This is confirmed in this article on Seymour Duncan's official website. It says, ''Dave Murray uses a Strat with Hot Rails pickups in all three positions'

Dave uses a Shure UR4D UHF-R wireless unit, as shown in this Guitar Geek rig diagram.

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