Leo Moracchioli

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In this video, at minute 2:30, we can see Leo playing the Sabian B8 Pro Medium Ride Cymbal in his drum kit from the video promo for "Frog Leap Studios".

You can just about see at the very beginning of this video that Leo uses a Panama 2x12 cab.

At 0:25 you can see Leo playing his custom partscaster that he made in this vid: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tiBU3jf4ges

At 09:18 you can pretty clearly see a Hartke 410XL. He says that he prefers them over Ampeg cabinets because Ampeg cabs sound muffled whereas the Hartke ones sound clear. He also uses them when playing bass along with an Ampeg SVT4PRO and a Hartke amp of some variety.

In the video "My Top 3 Guitars!" by Frog Leap Studios, Leo Moracchioli showcases his Dean Dimebag Dean From Hell ML CFH Lightning Bolt Graphic Commemorative guitar.

In this video leo shows the bass cab that he uses. he claims that to him this cab sounds clearer than the ampeg cabs he used in the past

Leo uses a meinl hcs crash on his kit

Leo uses a paiste pst hi hat on his drum setup

In the Frog Leap Studios YouTube video "STUDIO TOUR 2016 (Part 2)," Leo Moracchioli is shown using a Paiste PST 3 18" China cymbal as part of his cymbal setup.

leo uses a sabian b8 crash in his cymbal setup

In this YouTube video from 9 - 14 seconds there's a great closeup of the instrument.

In this video Leo covers his own version of Billy Idols rebel yell, he is seen using a PRS SE kingfisher bass which (from looking at the model) is most likely blue