Equipment
Simpson is an endorsee of PRS Guitars, using models including the Standard 22, McCarty 24, and Modern Eagle, and more recently, a singlecut model, among others. He has also been seen using a Gibson Les Paul, as well as a SG Faded in the video for The English Way, and a Gothic Series Explorer, as well as often using Gibson acoustic guitars. Other guitars he has been seen to be using include the Fender Telecaster, the LTD EC1000, the Epiphone John Lennon Casino, He also uses EMG, Inc. pickups in his electric guitars, notably the 81-X and 85-X. Simpson has used many different amplifiers for both recording and live work, including a Mesa Boogie Road King, as well as both Dual, and Triple Rectifiers. He has also been seeing using a Diezel VH4, and a Peavy 5150. All have been played through various cabinets, including a Marshall 1960A, as well as Mesa Boogie 4x12, and 2x12, all loaded with Celestion Vintage 30 speakers. Simpson has a fairly basic pedal-board compared to a lot of other professional guitarists, consisting of a Boss DD7, a Morley Bad Horsie Wah, a Dunlop Dime Signature Wah, an Ibanez TS9, an MXR Noise Gate, a Boss TU2, as well as a Boss BF3.
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