Kris Roberts

"I've got a white PRS Singlecut that I've had for coming on eight years now. At the time that I got it, PRS didn't make white Singlecuts, so they refinished a blue one for me. For some reason that guitar sounds head and shoulders better than any other guitar I've ever owned or played. We also used a Fender Telecaster, a Gibson Les Paul and [Japanese brand] Nil Monstage for some of the lead work. 90% of the tracking was done with that white PRS, though. We had 16/17 guitars in the studio and it just absolutely destroyed every single one of them."

"We're mainly running a Bogner Uberschall and a Peavey 6505+ simultaneously. The gain was coming from the 6505 and then we rolled back the gain on the Uberschall to give more of a crunch and tighten everything up. I use the 6505 live, for me they're the most consistent amps in the world – every single one of them sounds the same. They're brilliant made, whereas with a lot of other amps you have a good one or a bad one."

"We're mainly running a Bogner Uberschall and a Peavey 6505+ simultaneously. The gain was coming from the 6505 and then we rolled back the gain on the Uberschall to give more of a crunch and tighten everything up. I use the 6505 live, for me they're the most consistent amps in the world – every single one of them sounds the same. They're brilliant made, whereas with a lot of other amps you have a good one or a bad one."

According to the list provided by Premier Guitar, Kris Roberts uses a PRS S2 Mira. There is also a Youtube video that shows Kris using a Seafoam Green Mira when performing at The Bowery District on May 28th, 2015.

According to the list provided by Premier Guitar, Kris Roberts uses a Boss NS-2 Noise Suppressor Pedal.

In a photo from Getty Images, Kris Roberts can be seen using an ebony Gibson SG.

According to the list provided by Premier Guitar, Kris Roberts uses a Boss TU-2 Chromatic Tuner.