Leors Dimants

Leors Dimants, known as DJ Lethal, mentioned on YouTube that the Roland W-30 synthesizer originally belonged to his father.

Dj Lethal is seen using a Technics SL-1200MK2 turntable at 51 minutes.

DJ Lethal uses the Dunlop Cry Baby GCB-95 Wah Pedal, as listed on eBay.

In an interview with with The Archivest Dj Lethal said that he used this back in the day.

Dj Lethal is seen using an Akai Professional MPC 3000 sampler/sequencer at 1:06 minutes

This is one of the mixers that Dj Lethal uses.

Dj Lethal can be seen talking about this sampler in an interview with The Archivist.

Leors Dimants, also known as DJ Lethal, is associated with using a Marshall 1960A 4x12'' Cabinet, as noted on Lycos.

DJ Lethal, also known as Leors Dimants, is noted for using the MXR M101 Phase 90 phaser pedal, as referenced on eBay.

DJ Lethal is associated with using the MXR M169 Carbon Copy delay pedal, as listed on eBay.

DJ Lethal, also known as Leors Dimants, is associated with using the DOD FX25B Envelope Filter, as referenced on eBay.

Dj Lethal said that this was the drum machine that he used to make the House Of Pain and Helmet track Just Another Victim.

DJ Lethal, also known as Leors Dimants, is seen using Serato DJ Pro in a YouTube video, indicating his transition from vinyl to digital DJ software.

Leors Dimants, a member of Limp Bizkit, is shown using Avid Pro Tools in a YouTube video, suggesting it is a key part of their recording process.

Leors Dimants, also known as DJ Lethal, is seen using Sony MDR-V700 DJ Headphones in a YouTube video, suggesting their use during his performances with Limp Bizkit.

Leors Dimants, associated with Limp Bizkit, is linked to the iZotope Ozone 9 mastering plugin, as referenced on eBay.

DJ Lethal, also known as Leors Dimants, is associated with using the MXR M222 Talk Box, as listed on eBay.