jack heath

In a YouTube video, Jack Heath demonstrates using the Marshall DriveMaster as a rhythm sound distortion pedal, providing a slight crunch when pushed.

used as both studio and stage amp

In a YouTube video, Jack Heath mentions his intent to acquire the Squier Jaguar Vintage Modified Special SS.

In a YouTube video, Jack Heath demonstrates the Boss BC-1X Bass Compressor, showcasing its ability to enhance his bass tone.

In the YouTube video, Jack Heath is seen using a Fender Deluxe Lonestar Stratocaster Black, chosen for its jangly single-coil pickup sound. Notably, this guitar features a custom tone switch installed by his dad.

In a YouTube video, Jack Heath is seen using the Boss TU-3 Chromatic Tuner, although it appears not to function correctly during tuning.

In a YouTube video, Jack Heath uses the Boss GEB-7 Bass Equalizer to enhance his bass sound.

In a YouTube video, Jack Heath is shown using the Boss CEB-3 Bass Chorus pedal during intense performances when he wants to create a more dynamic sound.

In the YouTube video, Jack Heath uses the Electro-Harmonix Bass Big Muff Pi to enhance his bass sound.

Jack Heath uses the Fender Rumble 200 bass combo amplifier, as seen in a YouTube video.

In a YouTube video, Jack Heath is seen using the Warwick WCA 410-4 Pro bass amplifier cabinet.

Jack Heath utilizes the Warwick ProFet 5.1 500W Bass Amp Head, as demonstrated in a YouTube video.

In a YouTube video, Jack Heath is seen playing the Ibanez GSR200 and mentions breaking a string on it.

played as his main guitar since summer 2016

used as reverb during slower and acoustic songs such as "lost in the city".

used as rhythm guitar booster during lead guitarist Dan Brennan's solos

Used the guitar live at 'the rocking chair' in Sheffield on 9.7.16 during "Lost in the City".