A detailed list of Metallica's equipment is listed above. I will briefly mention it based on the latest information:

Metallica Band

ESP guitar, occasionally using Gibson, All are EMG active pickups, James Hetfield pickups, EMG-60, 81, Kirk's configuration, a pair of EMG-81.

The two of them don’t have many effect units and mainly rely on high-end speakers to produce effects. James mainly uses the German speaker Diezel VH4. Kirk signed a contract with Randall speakers last year and launched a signature model.

Megadeth Band

Dave Mustaine used Jackson signature models in the early years, and later switched to ESP. In the first two years, he switched to Dean to launch signature models, using signature pickups launched by Seymour Duncan, live The speakers mainly use a set of custom-made Line 6 simulator speaker heads.

Slayer Band

Kerry King uses B.C. Rich guitar and Jeff Hanneman uses ESP guitar. Their guitar configuration is basically the same, equipped with a pair of EMG-81 pickups. Both of them use Marshall JCM800 speakers.

Ozzy’s guitarist will only pick two of the most classic ones.

Randy Rhoads, ivory white Gibson Les Paul Custom, custom-made white dot V-shaped guitar (equipped with DiMarzio pickups), Jackson launched a signature guitar for him shortly before his death.

Speaker, white Marshall JCM800.

Zakk Wylde, the iconic Gibson Les Paul signature model (bullseye pattern) equipped with a pair of EMG-81 pickups, and occasionally gave away a Dimebag at the scene The Dean Dimebag signature guitar,

has been using Marshall JCM800 speakers all year round.

All the above-mentioned musicians use a single effector, and each one is different. Almost everyone uses a wah pedal, and most of them use Dunlop CryBaby.

As can be seen from the list above, the influence of Marshall speakers, especially the JCM800 model launched in 1981.

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