Jesse Lacey

Jesse Lacey's Hiwatt Custom 100 is visible at 5:34 in this rig rundown.

"Our friends Dan and Bobby, they have a company called Janice...He just figured he could make a better cab than what most people were playing," Jesse Lacey says, at 5:30 in this rig rundown, talking about his Janice Cabinets.

"Lacey goes big and loud with a DR103 Hiwatt Custom 100 head plugged into a Janice 2x12 cab loaded with one Eminence Delta and one Swamp Thang speaker. Running in conjunction with the Hiwatt is a Gibson 1990s-era Orange Overdrive 80 that has been modded for 120-watt output," says this article.

In this diagram (formerly on guitar.com) we can see Jesse's guitar rig during a tour in support of Brand New's landmark album 'The Devil and God are Raging Inside Me'. In the digram we can see that Jesse was using two amps as the time, one of which was a Marshall MKII.

In this diagram (formerly on guitar.com) we can see Jesse's guitar rig during a tour in support of Brand New's landmark album 'The Devil and God are Raging Inside Me'. In the diagram, we can see that Jesse was using two amps at the time, one of which was a Marshall MKII running into a Matchless ES412 cabinet.

In this diagram (formerly on guitar.com) we can see Jesse's guitar rig during a tour in support of Brand New's landmark album 'The Devil and God are Raging Inside Me'. In this diagram, we can see that Jesse used two amps, one of which was a Vox AC30 CCH head and matching cabinet.

In this diagram (formerly on guitar.com) we can see Jesse's guitar rig during a tour in support of Brand New's landmark album 'The Devil and God are Raging Inside Me'. In this diagram, we can see that Jesse used two amps, one of which was a Vox AC30 CCH head and matching cabinet.

"In this cab I have an Eminence Swamp Thang and a Delta, like one of their PA speakers," says Jesse Lacey, at 6:20 in this rig rundown video.

"In this cab I have an Eminence Swamp Thang and a Delta, like one of their PA speakers," says Jesse Lacey, at 6:20 in this rig rundown video.

According to this article, Jesse Lacey uses Weber FC12 speakers in his second Janice 2x12 cabinet.

"I have a Hotcake which is an overdrive but it gets into some fuzz tones," Jesse Lacey says, at 13:40 in this rig rundown video.

"That Blue Box is modded. When you turn it all the way up it gets some pretty good fuzz," Jesse Lacey says, at 13:50 in this rig rundown video.

"This BYOC Beaver, I think that's probably my favorite Big Muff clone," Jesse Lacey says, at 13:25, in this rig rundown video.

Jesse Lacey's Fuzzrocious Zulu can be seen at 10:40 in this video.

At 15:05 in this video, Jesse Lacey points out his Walrus Audio Voyager Overdrive.

"It does a little quavery modulation thing, and it's got a reverb setting which is nice," says Jesse Lacey, about his Old Blood Noise Endeavors Black Fountain Delay, at 15:10.

At 15:40 in this video, Jesse Lacey's Corona Chorus is visible.

"It's actually a trem and reverb pedal...it's just really nice," Jesse Lacey says about his Mr. Black Deluxe Plus, at 14:45.

At 10:40 in this rig rundown video, Jesse Lacey's Dr. Scientist Reverberator can be seen.

At 13:37 in this video, Jesse Lacey points out his Smallsound/Bigsound Buzzz.

Jesse Lacey's Boss DD-6 is visible at 10:40 in this rig rundown video.

Jesse Lacey's Boss TU-2 tuner can be seen at 10:40 in this video.

"A true gear geek, Lacey did all the wiring and soldering on his pedalboard. When his signal first hits the board, an L.R. Baggs Para Acoustic DI sends a signal to the front of house. Another line runs into a GigRig Pro-14 switching system" - Premier Guitar.

this was posted to his band's instagram account.

The DOD Overdrive Preamp 250 can be seen in this photo of the effects pedals used by Brand new in Jesse's Pedal case. this photo was posted to the bands official Instagram page.

This was posted to his band's official Instagram page. The POG2 pedal can be clearly seen.

The Fulltone OCD model pedal can be seen clearly in the bottom left of this picture posted to his band's official Instagram Page.