Leda

During his time in Undivide, Leda has released an album called "Materials Left Aside." One of the songs in the album, "White Hole," featured an ambient chorus/delay sound in the intro section.

3:51 - Several of Leda's front-of-amp pedals can be seen - he uses a TC Electronic Polytune 2 Mini, a TC Electronic Polytune, a wah pedal, MXR Phase 90 and an ISP Decimator.

Shown in the rig rundown of Leda's gear during his time in Deluhi, the pedalboard showed that he used ExPro switching system and wireless system, as well as a Korg tuner, ProCo Rat Distortion and a Vox V846 Wah.

Pedalboard is shown from 2:10, where Leda begins to explain his signal chain.

Shown in the rig rundown of Leda's gear during his time in Deluhi, the pedalboard showed that he used ExPro switching system and wireless system, as well as a Korg tuner, ProCo Rat Distortion and a Vox V846 Wah.

Pedalboard is shown from 2:10, where Leda begins to explain his signal chain.

Since the formation of Undivide, Leda has used ENGL amplifiers during his time in Undivide and Babymetal. In this live footage of a soundcheck prior to a Sonisphere concert, Leda can be seen using a Floyd Rose variant of an ESP Horizon (modded with a D-Tuna) and the ENGL Powerball amplifier head.

Leda's guitar and amp head is visible from 1:43.

Since the formation of Undivide, Leda has used ENGL amplifiers during his time in Undivide and Babymetal. In this live footage of a soundcheck prior to a Sonisphere concert, Leda can be seen using a Floyd Rose variant of an ESP Horizon (modded with a D-Tuna) and the ENGL Powerball amplifier head.

Leda's guitar and amp head is visible from 1:43. Leda's ESP Horizon is equipped with a D-Tuna and EMG pickups.

During the early years of Galneryus, Leda used to play bass under the stage name "Yu-To." He owns various 4-string and 5-string ESP basses. The one shown in the video at 32:54 is a black rendition of an ESP AP-200, a precision bass copy.

During his time in Undivide, Leda has used ENGL amplifiers in addition to his Marshall rig. At 0:04, Leda can be seen using an ENGL 2x12 cabinet.

In a tweet made by Leda in July 19th of 2017, he is shown to be using a set of Shure SM58 microphones for backing vocals.

In Leda's Instagram picture that was taken in June 26th, he is shown to be using a Fractal AX8, a Digitech Whammy DT, a Boss FV-500H, a Bogner Ecstasy amp head and a TC Electronic G Major.

In an instagram post made by Leda in February 23rd of 2017, he is shown to use D'addario NYXL strings.

In an Instagram post made by Leda in September 1st of 2016, he is shown to use a Fender Super Sonic 2x12 cabinet.

At 2:49 in this video, Leda can be seen using a Mesa Boogie Dual Rectifier head with a Mesa 4x12 cabinet.

At 2:49 in this video, Leda can be seen using a Mesa Boogie Dual Rectifier head with a Mesa 4x12 cabinet.

At 9:47 in this video, Leda can be seen demoing a Mesa Boogie Lone Star 2x12 combo amp.

At 12:39 in the video, Leda can be seen demoing a Recto-Verb 25-watt combo amp.

In this video, Leda is seen using his custom Sadowsky strat copy equipped with a Floyd Rose bridge and EMG pickups - the middle and neck pickups shown are EMG SA pickups.

In a tweet made by Leda on March 17th of 2018, he can be seen using a Marshall 1960A slant cabinet for stage volume in conjunction with his Fractal Axe-FX II XL+.

At 7:20 in this video, Leda can be seen using a Mesa Boogie JP-2C head.

As per TC Electronic's website, Leda was also known for using a few TC Electronic products, such as an SCF Stereo Chorus Flanger, G System iB Modified, Flashback X4, Corona Chorus, G-Major II and a Polytune Mini.

As per TC Electronic's website, Leda was also known for using a few TC Electronic products, such as an SCF Stereo Chorus Flanger, G System iB Modified, Flashback X4, Corona Chorus, G-Major II and a Polytune Mini.

In an Instagram post made by Leda on June 26th, 2018, he is seen using a TC Electronic G Force and an ISP Decimator ProRack G on his rack, along with a TC Electronic TC2290 Delay rack.

At 3:46 in this video, Leda was seen using a Friedman BE100 head during his time in Undivide for live shows.

In a recent tweet made by Leda on June 24th, 2018, he is seen with numerous guitar equipment, some of which are noticeable as follows: -TC 2290 rackmount delay -Boss FV-500H Volume Pedal -Two Notes Torpedo Studio -ISP Decimator II -Marshall 1960A guitar cabinet -Custom Audio Electronics RS-616 Switcher

In a recent tweet made by Leda on June 24th, 2018, he is seen with numerous guitar equipment, some of which are noticeable as follows: -TC 2290 rackmount delay -Boss FV-500H Volume Pedal -Two Notes Torpedo Studio -ISP Decimator II -Marshall 1960A guitar cabinet -Custom Audio Electronics RS-616 Switcher

In a recent tweet made by Leda on June 24th, 2018, he is seen with numerous guitar equipment, some of which are noticeable as follows: -TC 2290 rackmount delay -Boss FV-500H Volume Pedal -Two Notes Torpedo Studio -ISP Decimator II -Marshall 1960A guitar cabinet -Custom Audio Electronics RS-616 Switcher

In this tweet, Leda's guitar rig is shown to consist of a Baron K88 tube amp head.

In this tweet, Leda's guitar rig is shown to consist of an MXR EVH Phaser.

In this video, Leda is seen using Logic Pro X for his backing track and MIDI for his Fractal Axe-FX II.

In a tweet made by Leda on August 8th, we can see that his Bogner 4x12 cabinet is mic'd up with a Shure SM57.

At 1:19:12 in this video, Leda can be seen with his Ex-Pro 30 Volt Overdrive pedal, which is used as a clean boost for his Engl Fireball 100.