Laurie Vincent

"The WOODCUTTER is the heart of my pedal board. It gives you the dirt you want but every note you play still sings clearly. I’ve used a lot of distortions and this is my champion. I’d be lost without it."

"The LOAF is an incredible pedal. It has added tone to my set up that I didn’t even know I needed. Put it on your board with a low fuzz and carve a tone or ramp the fuzz up and make it vicious. This pedal does what you need a fuzz to do and it’s so easy to use."

In a performance on "Later... with Jools Holland" aired on BBC Two, Laurie Vincent of Slaves is seen playing a Squier Super-Sonic electric guitar.

In an article on MusicRadar by Matt Parker, Laurie Vincent of Slaves discusses his extensive guitar rig, including the Boss DD-7 Digital Delay pedal. The piece highlights his pedalboard setup, showcasing various effects that contribute to his signature sound.

"At the moment I'm running two Selmer Treble and Bass 50s, alongside a Fender Champ and a Tiny Terror Bass with an Ashdown 8x10."

A ZVex Mastotron can be seen on this instagram post of Lauries board

A EHX Micro POG can be seen on this instagram post of Lauries board

"Laurie Vincent handles guitar duties and his minimalist style of stabbing waves of rhythmic noise, shards of feedback and manic hook laden riffing combine together to craft amazingly catchy aggressive songs. Laurie has chosen the PureSalem SAD FESTER as his weapon of choice".

Laurie Vincent of Slaves is seen with a Gibson SG Raw Power in a studio photo shared on the band's Instagram. Notably, this SG differs from typical Raw Power models, which are entirely maple with maple fingerboards, as this one features a rosewood fingerboard.

Laurie Vincent uses the Fender Duo-Sonic HS, as seen in an Instagram post from the band Slaves, showcasing his endorsement and use of Fender's Offset series.

“The two Bassbreakers go through 2x12 and 4x12 Matamp cabs. One has more of a trebly sound and the other has more low-end.

“Then the Bassman will come on as a boost. If I use octave or modulation, the Champ is a clean signal on top.”

What guitar(s) are you playing at the minute?

Well I just came out the studio and I was using loads. I was mainly using a Fender Telecaster and a Gibson Les Paul. Then obviously my Mustang 90 and I also used an SG. On one track I even used a Gibson Explorer. On the album there’s like four guitars. It’s mainly Mustangs and Telecasters.

Laurie can be seen playing this guitar in the video for "The Hunter". In Total Guitar magazine, he claims to be designing a signature model with a humbucker and gold hardware.

A EHX Nano Holy Grail can be seen on this instagram post of Lauries board

The Bass can be seen at 0:59 in the video, Laurie plays this on 'Shine my shoes with a dirty vest'

Listed on https://orangeamps.com/portfolio-item/laurie-vincent-of-slaves/

The Fender '68 Custom Princeton Reverb combo amp can be seen in this photo posted on Instagram from the studio by Slaves

In this video and many other live recordings of 'Cheer Up London', Laurie can be seen playing a Mustang bass.

Laurie was endorsed by Fender and now uses their new Offset series of Mustang guitars.

Laurie is seen using this pedal in his instagram story on 24th July 2017

Laurie was seen playing this guitar for their new song "Chokehold", whilst opening for the Foo Fighters at London. He also posted to his Instagram Story a picture showing this guitar on the set of a music video with the caption "sometimes you just need a telecaster".

Laurie's new guitar, used throughout live shows alongside the golden Mustang and the SG. Specs from his instagram: Ash Body, Natural finish (tinted), Fender Custom Shop P90 style pickups, Adjustomatic bridge, stop tail piece, 1965 Jaguar neck profile, nitro-cellulose lacquer finish, kill switch.

In the YouTube video titled "Laurie Vincent (Slaves) On His New Mustang GT 2.0 Presets," Laurie Vincent is shown using the Fender Mustang GT 200 Combo Guitar Amplifier.

Laurie Vincent is listed on the Marshall website as an artist who uses the Marshall JTM45 2245 guitar amplifier head.

seen playing this guitar in the video, like at 0:08

At 0:47, you can see this pedal

At 0:47, you can see this pedal

In an interview with MusicRadar, Laurie Vincent of Slaves discusses his extensive guitar rig, which includes the Electro-Harmonix EH-4600 Small Clone chorus pedal. The article provides a detailed look at his pedalboard setup, emphasizing simplicity and effectiveness in his gear choices.

In an article by MusicRadar, Laurie Vincent of Slaves discusses his extensive guitar rig, where the Fulltone Supa-Trem ST-1 is featured on his pedalboard. The piece highlights various components of his setup, emphasizing simplicity and functionality in his choice of effects pedals.

Laurie's rig: pedalboard Carl Martin Octa-Switch “This has all the presets in it, so I’ll have fuzz and distortion, then the octave section, which is the same but it with octave on each, then a clean section.”

Electro-Harmonix Micro POG “It’s all about simplicity, really. I don’t like the POG, because it’s got too many controls, I like the Micro POG, because it’s simple. I just really like things to have ‘louder’ and ‘tone’ [controls] and that’s it.”

Electro-Harmonix Micro Synth “It’s called ‘Full beam’ that pedal. We write that on it, because it’s like the loudest it goes in the set, with the Micro Synth and the bass amp on single notes.”

Big Ear NYC Loaf & Woodcutter “We were in Austin and my [Fulltone] OCD broke, and the guy who does these gave me a Loaf [silicon fuzz] and a discount on the Woodcutter [distortion]. So it was through necessity at first, but then I was like, ‘That sounds cool’ and it stuck.”