Mike Kerr

Sitting next to the Phase 90 on the floor in an Instagram video

In a photo from Daringartists, Mike Kerr is shown using a compact version of his setup, which includes the Fender Hot Rod Deluxe 112 Enclosure.

Mike Kerr is shown using the Malekko Heavy Industry Diabolik fuzz pedal in a photo posted on the official Royal Blood Instagram account, capturing him "getting in the zone on the tone throne."

At 36:55 in this video of Royal Blood at the Life Is Beautiful Festival, you can clearly see that Mike has added a Fender Bassbreaker to his rig.

Built custom for Mike Kerr a little before Royal Blood's performance at the Reading Festival in 2014.

It was announced through the Fender UK Twitter account, "Olympic White Starcaster Bass built for Mike Carr from @royalblooduk to debut at @OfficialRandL Festival this weekend"

The bass can be seen here being used during "Ten Tonne Skeleton" at Royal Blood's Reading Festival performance on August 29th, 2015.

The bass was created by Kyle Hodder (https://twitter.com/Fender_RND and https://www.instagram.com/fender_rnd/) along side Mike.

In an Instagram video, Mike Kerr is seen using the MXR M101 Phase 90 phaser pedal at his feet.

We can see on this picture a Lehle Sunday Driver on Mike's pedalboard

On this article about Mike Kerr, we can see Mike uses a Shure SM-57 and an Audio Technica 4060 in front of his Amps

We can see a Voodoo Lab HEX in this picture

At 8:24 in this video, is a shot of Mike Kerr's pedal board, containing a Boss TU-3 Chromatic Pedal Tuner.

On this article about Mike Kerr, we can see an Ampeg SVT-CL

Mike uses this at 0:00 I think he has this to quickly change between presets during songs

You can check out Mike Kerr's official artist page on the Fender website, with this photo containing his Fender Super Bassman Pro.

At 0:43, the video pans to a shot of the Fender amps Mike now uses. But you'll also notice there are two Sansamp RBI's in the rack system. Even with the quality of the video, you can tell its a RBI rather than a RPM (the third control knob is a blend control whereas its a mid shift on the RPM, which would be a lot more writing on that part of the amp!). I'd imagine this is used to help shape the bass tone for DI purposes.

In this live video of Royal Blood playing 'Little Monster' at 3:04 you can briefly see that Mike is using 'Jim Dunlop USA NYLON .88mm' picks.

On this article about Mike Kerr, we can see Mike uses a Shure SM-57 and an Audio Technica 4060 in front of his Amps

In Brian Schwartz's photo from Flickr, Mike Kerr is shown using a Boss FS-5U, likely to control a pitch shifter, replacing his previous EHX Pitch Fork setup.

As seen on GameChangers artist page

Because of the special design with the silver ring you can clearly see that Mike uses this microphone all the time at live shows like the deezer session, reading festival etc.

At 31:44 during Little Monster, the camera pans to Mike's pedals, and next to his 3 PS-6's, there is clearly a Digitech FreqOut. Notice the silver color and LED strands!

A yellow custom Fender Jaguar bass used by Mike during the How Did We Get So Dark? tour.

It's been only seen live during performanes of "She's Creeping" as seen here at a performace at the Wiltern on August 16th, 2017.

Here's another video of a performance at a closer angle on July 10th, 2017 at Théâtre Antique de Fourvière, Lyon, France.

At 0:30 in this video, Mike Kerr's Boss NS-2s can be seen on top of his amps.

At 0:35 and 1:10 on this video we can see a Boss RV-5 on Mike's pedalboard

In this video uploaded by triple j on YouTube, Mike Kerr uses a Gretsch G5024E Rancher Acoustic Electric Dreadnought Guitar for this stripped version of 'Better Strangers' as well as a cover of Cold War Kids's song 'Hang Me Up To Dry'. His guitar is tuned 4 semi-tones lower than E standard at C standard. (C, F, A#, D#, G, C).

Cog Effects built this custom fuzz for Mike Kerr

We can see the first EHX POG in this picture

In a Facebook post by Royal Blood - France, it is mentioned that Mike Kerr has acquired a new Submarine Pickup.

Cog Effects built this custom signal router for Mike Kerr

On Instagram, Mike showed that they recorded the third album’s voices with Shure Sm7b.

We can see at 0:27 on this video this MIDI controller on Mike Kerr's pedalboard