Miles Large

Miles Large discusses his use of the Fender Classic Player Jaguar Special HH in a YouTube video, where he notes that viewers often mistake it for a Kurt Cobain signature Jaguar.

Miles Large uses a Yamaha Pacifica 112 YNS, as confirmed in his YouTube video where he showcases the guitar, describing it as one of his favorite instruments.

In this video, Miles goes in depth on a Cinnamon Drive he recieved from Aclam Guitars. As shown in the video, he owns the pink version.

Miles Large has identified the Visual Sound Son of Hyde as his favorite dirt pedal, which he purchased to emulate the tones of Radiohead's Johnny Greenwood. This information is confirmed in a YouTube video titled "MilesLargeTV Pedalboard Tour!" where Miles himself provides a detailed overview of his pedalboard.

In this video he shows off his pedalboard, featuring his behringer superfuzz. He states that he bought it as a "specialty effect" while going through an Electric Wizard phase

In this YouTube video, Miles shows off his pedalboard, in which the TWA Wah Rocker is present. He favors the "crude" and "nasty" of this particular envelope filter, which is why he uses it.

In this YouTube video, Miles shows off his various pedals, one of which is the Boss RE-20 Space Echo. He claims to have purchased it after seeing it in the BOSS Sound Check series of videos, and it serves as his go-to and only delay pedal as of this video.

Miles has identified the Boss DS-1 as his very first pedal. Although it is clearly shown on his pedalboard in this video, he claims to only use it when the sound of a Boss DS-1 is needed. This information is confirmed in a YouTube video titled "MilesLargeTV Pedalboard Tour!" where Miles himself provides a detailed overview of his pedalboard.

In this video where Miles creates a new song, the UAFX Ruby is seen as the amp he uses for guitar and bass. On numerous occasions, he has stated in videos and comments that the UAFX Ruby is his go-to amplifier for the vast majority of his videos.

In this video at 5:55 Miles shows his Vox AC15 amplifier, referring to it as his "trusty Vox AC15." as shown in another short form video, he claims it is his main amplifier.

Miles Large frequently uses the Whammy in his videos. He initially purchased it to play the solo in "Killing In The Name" and later discovered that many of his favorite guitarists, such as Johnny Greenwood and Jack White, also use it.