Nick Martin

At 1:37, he says "Guitar wise, rockin the Ernie Ball Music Man Stingray. These bad boys just came out, having a blast with these things. Standard custom wound humbuckers, chrome plates, really easy to play. It's one of thise guitars that as soon as I got it out of the case, I literally plugged it in and said 'I'll run with this, I can play this guitar every single day'"

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For an interview, Nick said: "I used a lot of Les Pauls - a couple of Customs. Ernie Ball [Music Man] sent us a couple of guitars, too, and I think we used an Armada, which I have one of now and they're fucking awesome".

Guitar strings I use on this bad boy that I've always used on my previous guitars are the Not Even Slinkys. Got a nice heavy 56 and 12s at the bottom. I've always loved these strings because if I want to get a ballsy, heavy tone out of it, they're awesome to play, super easy to rock around on. When you match that with the StingRays, you know, you can't really go wrong

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At 0:15 , Nick can be seen holding this guitar

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I only use that delay about... five seconds in the set... other than that, I keep it very very simple as far as pedals go. I don't like effects, I don't like to mess with all that. If anything goes wrong, its usually the pedalboard, and I don't want to be that guy on stage.

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In this performance of Kick Me, Nick can be seen using a Les Paul Classic at 2:03. He also mentions using a Les Paul in this article

https://www.musicradar.com/news/guitars/sleeping-with-sirens-guitarists-on-gear-madness-and-pushing-the-limits-618526