Max Helyer

In a rig tour featured on BBC Radio 1, Max Helyer confirms using a Fender 1977 HH Telecaster, stating,

This is the main guitar I'm using throughout the set. It's a '77 model - an original - and it feels like it's had some years played through it. It plays great, particularly for what I'm playing now, which is a lot more picky parts, with a bit more twang. I'm using this guitar on 'Stay With Me,' 'Loverboy,' 'Underdog'... I have, like, an 11-song run.

In a rig tour featured on MusicRadar, authored by Matt Parker, Max Helyer confirms using a Gretsch White Penguin Masterbuilt, stating,

I really like it because it's got a very heavy tone and I like the hollow sound floating around the chamber.

In a rig tour featured on on MusicRadar, authored by Matt Parker, Max Helyer confirms using a Hagström Super Swede, stating,

This is for the lower C# tuned songs like Consequence and Bite My Tongue. You can throw everything at it, and it still sounds full.

In a rig tour featured on MusicRadar, authored by Matt Parker, Max Helyer confirms using a Gibson Chris Cornell ES-335, stating,

It's my backup: if anything goes wrong with the Tele [or Gretsch], it's a great guitar, sound-wise, for the whole of the set.

In a rig tour article on MusicRadar by Matt Parker, Max Helyer confirms using a Fender Jazzmaster.

In a rig tour article on MusicRadar, authored by Matt Parker, Max Helyer confirms his use of The GigRig G2 Advanced Switching System.

In a rig tour article on MusicRadar, authored by Matt Parker, Max Helyer confirms his use of Strymon Mobius Modulator.

In an article titled "Rig tour: You Me At Six" on MusicRadar, authored by Matt Parker, Max Helyer confirms his use of the Strymon TimeLine.

In an article titled "Rig tour: You Me At Six" on MusicRadar, authored by Matt Parker, Max Helyer confirms his use of the JHS Double Barrel V3.

I find my overdrive sound with the JHS Double Barrel, which is similar to Chris's Morning Glory pedal, but with an added boost on the other side.

In an article titled "Rig tour: You Me At Six" on MusicRadar, authored by Matt Parker, Max Helyer confirms his use of the JHS Sweet Tea.

Then my distortion sound is another JHS pedal, the Sweet Tea.

In an article titled "Rig tour: You Me At Six" on MusicRadar, authored by Matt Parker, Max Helyer confirms his use of the TC Electronic Hall Of Fame Reverb.

I've been getting involved with the TC Electronic Hall Of Fame reverb in a lot of our songs just to make it sound big and roomy and vast.

In the article "Rig tour: You Me At Six" on MusicRadar, written by Matt Parker, Max Helyer confirms his use of the Boss NS-2 Noise Suppressor.

In the article "Rig tour: You Me At Six" on MusicRadar, written by Matt Parker, Max Helyer confirms his use of the Ernie Ball volume pedal.

In the article "Rig tour: You Me At Six" on MusicRadar, written by Matt Parker, Max Helyer confirms his use of the Boss TU-2 Chromatic Tuner.

In the article "Rig tour: You Me At Six" on MusicRadar, written by Matt Parker, Max Helyer confirms his use of the Audio Kitchen Little Chopper amp head.

I can't rate any more [highly] how good this head is, and how well Audio Kitchen has looked after me. I can even carry it, too. I've taken this amp to America on tour - I never have to rent heads any more, because I know I can take this with me.

In the article "Rig tour: You Me At Six" on MusicRadar, written by Matt Parker, Max Helyer confirms his use of the Audio Kitchen 2x12" Guitar Cabinet.

This cab has got a blue Celestion and a green Celestion side. I'm currently using the green Celestion live, mic'd up, and it has the option of the open and closed back, too.