Lee Malia

PremierGuitar stated in a rig-rundown that Malia reguarly tours with this Les Paul with Bare Knuckle Pickups.

PremierGuitar states that Malia reguarly tours with this Gibson Victory MVX which is a vintage 1982 model.

PremierGuitar states that Malia reguarly tours with this Gibson the Paul which is a vintage 1979 model.

Used through BMTH's 2014 tour.

Lee Malia's tour issue pick purchased from eBay measured 1.0mm with a digital caliper.

This Instagram video from Lee's guitar tech shows him stringing Lee's guitar using this set. He puts on the five 10-42 strings, then uses the 64 for the low string.

This Instagram post from Bring Me The Horizon shows Lee's Ibanez GAX30 used in the Ludens video.

In this video lee demos the jackson american series soloist. This is the first proper production line non custom USA guitars jackson has done in decades

In this post lee can be seen using playing his paoletti loft tele style guitar. Lee likes how clean this guitar can sound with with some reverb

In this post lee can be seen playing a custom pjd st. John model. His guitar is in a p90 neck and humbucker bridge configuration.

He is using a Jackson Warrior WRMG in this photo

at 2:35 seconds Lee Malia talks about how instead of having so many guitars for the numerous tunings, It would be possible to pitch shift on the Quad Cortex instead, but Lee Malia insists he likes the sound of the instrument down-tuned, over digitally doing so. Therefore Lee and his techs have switched over to a cab-less, Quad Cortex setup for live shows.

In another video recent video @ 2:38 , Jared Daly (Bring Me The Horizon's Front Of House Engineer) talks about how the band has switched to a cab-less setup, therefore verifying that Quad Cortex's are being used https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cWW2nx4PJRU

Lee Malia used a PRS SE 277 during a band practice for "Parasite Eve"

In an early live performance with Bring Me The Horizon at Alley Katz in Richmond, VA on October 17, 2007, Lee Malia is seen using a Schecter Hellraiser C-1 guitar, as documented in a high-quality video uploaded by xmxmavixmx on YouTube.

In this video, Lee Malia discusses his signature LM-87 guitar from Jackson. He says:

So the inspiration behind this is I've always liked offset guitars, I've played them for a while now. I saw a picture of an old Surfcaster that Charvel made, and then I spoke to Jackson to see if they could make me a one-off Jackson version. Mike Shannon built me a couple of one-off versions of this, basically, and they were like perfect. It was that easy, he got it right the first time.

The looks and stuff, I kind of like guitars that don't just appeal to metal players and stuff like that. That's why I like the P-90 and the humbucker not being super hot like an EMG or an active pickup because I like that you can do a lot of different tones with these pickups. And then a pretty classic build like scale-length wise and neck thickness and stuff. Nothing too crazy.

Lee Malia used the Fender Gold Foil Telecaster live for one of the songs during the So Much For (Tour) Dust tour, and others that followed, including L.I.V.E. in São Paulo, as confirmed by a photo he shared on Instagram on July 15, 2023.

Lee use this one on the Doomed Sao Paulo Live in black It should be this one because the video was recorded Nov 30 2024