Lzzy Hale

"Perhaps equally cool is her 2014 Gibson EDS-1275 doubleneck, also with ’57 Classics. This 12-string combines a standard SG neck up top with a baritone to bring the thunder down under," reads this article.

"The Blue Box is pretty awesome. This is the sound I use for our song 'Amen.' Definitely happy to have that on my board right now," says Lzzy Hale, at 10:20, in this Premier Guitar rig rundown.

Lzzy shows this Custom white Les Paul that was given to her by her father at around 1:40.

Seen at the 1:16 mark, Lzzy says that she uses her baritone because her tone changes from song to song

"We have my V, it's a Gibson Tribal V. They only made about 350, 400 of them, so it's limited edition. We actually used this one, and I got this interestingly for the I Get Off video, so if you watch that you can see it live and in action." -Lzzy Hale describes her guitar at around 0:30

"Hale is a no-nonsense woman, happy with the simple things, like a 2013 Marshall JCM800 special made for Lzzy in her signature white and gold," reads this article

In Sept 2014 Lzzy Hale posts a photo of her Way Huge Electronics Swollen Pickle mkII Fuzz guitar pedal. She captions the photo, "When all else fails.... Le Swollen Pickle! #halestorm3 #day10"

You can see Lzzy using this guitar on stage in this photo. Took this photo myself, witnessed it live, July 24th, 2016.

On Lzzy's official instagram it shows her using a Gibson Explorer Gold Top on 10/6/2019 in Rogers, Arkansas.

In the YouTube video, Lzzy Hale is seen playing through a Friedman Brown Eye 100W Tube Guitar Amp Head, paired with a matching cabinet.

In a Musician's Friend interview, Lzzy Hale discusses using the Dunlop JC95 Jerry Cantrell Signature Cry Baby wah pedal in her home studio. She mentions its touch-sensitive activation, which suits her style, especially when wearing heels. The pedal is visible at the 0:41 mark in the video.

This is her main guitar she uses most of the time and can be seen throughout the video for demos with pedals.

For Gibson interview, Hale said. “I have a lot of Gibson guitars. I have more than I deserve, probably. I originally chose the Explorer because it stood out. The reason I started playing guitar to start with was to stand out from the other acts where I was from. My signature guitar is a great instrument, but a Gibson guitar is more than that. It’s about the style and the imagery and the lifestyle. It’s a statement, part of my identity. And that’s all part of being in a rock and roll band.”

She uses SIT strings because they never break unless you try really hartd to break them. She says this at 2:15

"Obviously I have my Archer, which I'm totally in love with right now, just for my distortion," says Lzzy Hale, at 12:30, in this rig rundown.

In this Instagram photo, Lzzy Hale can be seen playing her Gibson Firebird.

The signal runs from Hale's guitars into a Jerry Cantrell JC95 Dunlop Cry Baby wah. Then it hits a Boss TU-3, an EHX POG2, an MXR/CAE Boost/Line Driver, a vintage Klon Centaur, and a Way Huge Aqua-Puss Analog Delay Pedal. The power supply is a Strymon Zuma.

She uses it to add color to here sound. You can see the tube screamer at around 1:30.

"It doesn't matter how much you beat it up," Lzzy Hale says about her Joan Jett Melody Maker Signature, at 5:25 in this rig rundown.

According to Premier Guitar's rig rundown, Lzzy Hale uses an MXR MC401.

In this Instagram photo, Lzzy Hale can be seen playing her Gibson SG at Greenfield Festival 2019.

Very clearly seen from the start of the video.

Here she is playing a red les paul standard, don’t know the year. I’ll look into it EDIT: Year 2018, in Blood Orange Burst

"When Lzzy wants to go low and rumbly, she plays her Custom Baritone Gibson Explorer gold top. It's got a 28" scale neck and her preferred two-tone-one-volume control setup."

Lzzy Hale posts a photo to Instagram of her nightstand, which has a Yamaha THR10X High-Gain Modeling Combo Amp (camo green) on it. She says, "What's ur nightstand look like?" (Instagram posted Sept 2014).

She uses this mainly to do a lead. You can see this pedal at 1:05

She uses this as here main amp in her home studio, in white. Seen at 1:24

She uses this to tune her guitar whilst on stage Seen at 2:00

"This POG pedal is really crazy. I only use it for one of our new songs called 'I Like It Heavy,' because there's kind of this organ sound that we wanted to get out of our guitar," Lzzy Hale says, at 11:20 in this Premier Guitar rig rundown.

At 8:47 in this "Rig Rundown" with Premier Guitar Lzzy walks us through her simple but effective pedalboard. You can see that it's powered by a Voodoo Lab Pedal Power 2 Plus.

Lzzy Hale uses the Gibson Les Paul Supreme for its distinctive "waviness to the tone," as shown in the image sourced from Google.