Lee Malia

In this photo, found on this page of Epiphone's website, Lee Malia can be seen with his signature guitar. On that same page, there is a quote of Malia saying, “I just wanted to create something that looks really classy."

Epiphone presents the Ltd. Ed. Lee Malia RD Custom Artisan Outfit designed with Lee Malia of Bring Me the Horizon. Featuring the vintage 1970s "RD" profile in Lee's signature Walnut finish with a Gibson USA P-94 single coil and 84T-LM™ humbucker pickup, vintage style "Artisan" inlay, and custom gigbag with hand-signed Certificate of Authenticity.

https://youtu.be/qQHoXOYVbUI Epiphone presents the Ltd. Ed. Lee Malia Explorer Custom Artisan Outfit, designed with Lee Malia of Bring Me the Horizon. Featuring the classic Explorer profile in Lee’s signature Walnut finish with a Gibson USA P-94 single coil and 84T-LM™ humbucker pickup, vintage style “Artisan” inlay, and custom gigbag with hand-signed Certificate of Authenticity.

Lee upgraded the bridge pickup to a Seymour Duncan dimebucker. The guitar has a Antique Fireburst Finish.

In this rig rundown video, Lee Malia shows his Gibson Explorer. He says, at 0:48, that he's been using his Explorer "Pretty much as my main guitar this whole tour...tuned to a C standard."

Lee uses a Les Paul Standard, according to Guitar Geek's rig diagram.

Lee uses a Les Paul Traditional, according to this Guitar Geek rig diagram.

This guitar was used during the recording of sempiternal

Lee Malia has been using this guitar in their album There is a hell..

Also in Visions music video you can see the same model but with different pickups

Black Gibson Melody Maker II with tremolo and single coil pickups, please note that those pickups are NOT p-90s as often seen on Melody Makers

as seen on Oh No live video

For the BMTH live preformance of at Albert Hall, Lee used a Gold top Les Paul with P90 pickups for the song Oh No

Lee has an Orange Thunderverb as a backup amp, as shown on this Guitar Geek rig diagram.

According to Guitar Geek's rig diagram, Lee uses a Orange Rockerverb 100 amp.

Lee Malia uses four custom Orange 4x12 cabinets loaded with Celestion Vintage 30s.

At 0:52, and throughout this video, Lee Malia's Marshall JCM800 can be seen.

On this picture from the new BMTH's video on Alternative Press, we can see a Marshall Plexi Head and a Marshall Cab behind Lee

On this picture from the new BMTH's video on Alternative Press, we can see a Marshall Plexi Head and a Marshall Cab Custom Painted behind Lee

Tech Joey Black says he uses this head for Lee's cleans

A peavey 5150 head can be seen to the left of Lee, whilst recording sempiternal

loaded with 2x celestion G12

Lee Malia's Fulltone OCD pedal can be seen on his pedal board at 20:30 in this video.

There is a clear shot of Lee Malia's Voodoo Lab GCX at 14:25 in this rig rundown video.

Lee Malia's guitar tech mentions his Cathedral pedal at 16:47 in this rig rundown video. He says, "We use this purely as a reverse reverb...He uses this only on clean, it's really nice for sort of swelling in."

A Boss FS-5U can be seen on Lee's pedalboard at 16:00 in this rig rundown video.

A Boss DD-20 can be seen on Lee's pedal board at 16:00 in this video.

Lee's guitar tech talks about Lee's Free The Tone Audio Routing Controller ARC-3 at 17:45 in this rig rundown video. He says, "There's so many controllers on the market so finding one that works for you is a bit of a task...it's just been a life saver."