Lee McKinney

"I use Dunlop 10 gauge strings"

Onto the cabs. I choose to play and am endorsed with Orange. I've played many great cabinets since I've started playing guitar but with Orange I get the gigantic low end and clarity I need to finish off shaping my tone. These cabs are top quality and feature some of the finest, thickest construction around! Putting two of these together as I do is dangerous!

Kiesel Guitars and the Carvin Guitars Custom Shop is excited to team up with Born of Osiris guitarist Lee McKinney to offer the Lee McKinney Signature Series LPM6 guitar. This is one of the first new models to carry the Kiesel badge, as part of the Carvin Guitars Custom Shop forming its own company. The LPM6 is made in the USA, and loaded with features, along with having Kiesel Guitars' full compliment of Custom Shop options available. It's boutique instrument, without the boutique price, and you can build your LPM6 exactly the way you want it, and be the proud owner of an instrument that will last you a lifetime.

Amps! I've been with ENGL for a few years now. I love their products

This is the headless version of Lee's signature Kiesel guitar. it combines features from his regular sig, with features from the Zues and vader models

This is the headless version of Lee's seven string signature. it combines features of his sig with features of the Zues and osiris headless modles

According to Neural DSP Technologies, Lee McKinney utilizes the Archetype: PLINI plugin.

According to the Neural DSP Technologies website, Lee McKinney uses the Fortin Nameless Suite amp simulator plugin.

Kiesel Guitars and the Carvin Guitars Custom Shop is excited to team up with Born of Osiris guitarist Lee McKinney to announce the new Lee McKinney Signature Series LPM7 seven-string guitar. This is one of the first new models to carry the Kiesel badge, as part of the Carvin Guitars Custom Shop forming its own company. The LPM7 is made in the USA, and loaded with features, along with having Kiesel Guitars' full compliment of Custom Shop options available. It's boutique instrument, without the boutique price, and you can build your LPM6 exactly the way you want it, and be the proud owner of an instrument that will last you a lifetime.

I am endorsed by/in love with the Ernie Ball MusicMan BFR line. I play two JP7 BFRs. The first one is the regular EBMM JP7 BFR. When I joined with the company, they agreed to give me a white finish with all gold hardware. It's one of the most beautiful guitars I've ever seen, and until I got my JPXI, it was the best all around, ever.

Lee McKinney of Born of Osiris utilizes the Fractal Audio Axe-Fx Ultra Guitar Effects Processor, renowned for its ability to authentically emulate the sound and feel of real tube amps. As highlighted in Guitar World, this all-in-one processor has captivated guitarists with its extensive range of capabilities, making it a staple in McKinney's gear lineup.

To control this beast, I use the Fractal MFC-101 foot controller: the pedal designed for the AxeFX, which is equally as innovative

In this post Lee can be seen with his custom Kiesel vader 8 string

In this Instagram post, Lee McKinney is shown playing a Kiesel Osiris headless guitar.

In this post, Lee can be seen playing a kiesel Zeus 7 string

In this video Lee plays through the other half of me by Born of Osiris. for this tutorial Lee uses a custom Kiesel K series guitar. He was given this guitar as a wedding gift by Jeff Kiesel. The color was made to match the nail color Lee's wife had on their wedding day

According to the Neural DSP website, Lee McKinney uses the Darkglass Ultra plugin.

According to the Neural DSP Technologies website, Lee McKinney uses the Neural DSP Archetype: Nolly amp simulator plugin.

for this live preformance Lee can be seen using a music man jp majesty

According to the Neural DSP Technologies website, Lee McKinney uses the Fortin NTS Suite, an amp simulator plugin by Neural DSP.

in this video Lee is showing off his six string headless guitar nicknamed Sully.

Lee McKinney uses the DiMarzio DP227/DP228 Crunch Lab/LiquiFire set in his Ernie Ball Music Man JP7 BFR and JPXI BFR guitars, as noted by Metal Trenches.