Dean Fertita

As shown on his pedalboard

In this video Dean Fertita can be seen playing a Novation Bass Station II

"I decided to try out the Monarch for the purpose of carving out the tone a little bit to fit between Josh and Troy a little bit".

Shown in a photo of his pedalboard

In this video about Troy Van Leeuwen's team from QOTSA, you can see back in the minute 3:56 onwards, Dean's pedalboard of guitar and synthesizer. And it is possible to see the EHX Little Big Muff, by its design and size, differs from the normal version.

At 6:40 and 6:45 of this live performance by The Dead Weather, Fertita can be seen playing a Moog Little Phatty.

Besides the POG and Fulltone, do you have a palette of go-to effects? There were just a couple of effects that were used a ton on Dodge and Burn. The EarthQuaker Devices Bit Commander, which is an octave pedal, saw a lot of light for these sessions. And the Fulltone Tube Tape Echo. They make guitars sound big.

in this photo Dean can be seen playing a Nord Electro 2 73 Key

In the live performance video of "Will There Be Enough Water?" by The Dead Weather at The Roxy, Dean Fertita can be seen using a Korg CX-3 Organ on stage behind Jack White.

According to this article, Dean uses Ernie Ball 10-46.

We can see at 13mn in this live video, Dean playing a yellow Echopark guitar with specific pick up (i think).

At 2:36, Dean can be seen using a Gibson SG.

Besides the POG and Fulltone, do you have a palette of go-to effects? There were just a couple of effects that were used a ton on Dodge and Burn. The EarthQuaker Devices Bit Commander, which is an octave pedal, saw a lot of light for these sessions. And the Fulltone Tube Tape Echo. They make guitars sound big.

Let’s talk about some specific songs on Dodge and Burn. “I Feel Love (Every Million Miles)” has this turbulent wall of sound that parts like the Dead Sea and then rolls back in again. How did you create those huge, roiling guitar sounds? The intro riff features a Moog analog delay. I just plugged into it and started playing that riff, and it became the foundation for the song.

Besides the POG and Fulltone, do you have a palette of go-to effects? There were just a couple of effects that were used a ton on Dodge and Burn. The EarthQuaker Devices Bit Commander, which is an octave pedal, saw a lot of light for these sessions. And the Fulltone Tube Tape Echo. They make guitars sound big.

In the verses, I leaned heavier on the Selmer and might’ve used an MXR Micro Amp as a preamp

Here you can see the Dean's pedalboard with Dead Weather. Here you can find a Voodoo Lab Tremolo.

In this video about Troy Van Leeuwen's team from QOTSA, you can see back in the minute 3:56 onwards, Dean's pedalboard of guitar and synthesizer. And it is possible to see the Micro Pog of EHX.

In the background at 1:26 you can see the distinct shape and art of an old Polychorus

"And I've been a fan of the Moog Drive just because it's got a filter on it and I can carve my own sound out between those guys a little easier"

Dean has played on this stuff during Post Pop Depression Tour. He borrowed this Telecaster from Troy Van Leeuwen.

In this photo, Dean Fertita can be seen playing a Gretsch G6136T White Falcon Electric Guitar. Instead of the usual falcon logo on the pickguard, this one has the James Bond logo. The guitar was part of a group of instruments meant to be played live by Jack White and Alicia Keys, since together they recorded the theme song to the James Bond film Quantum of Solace. The Dead Weather inherited the equipment, hence Fertita playing this customized guitar.

Dean Fertita uses two fender twin reverb amps when he plays live with The Dead Weather as seen in this video from The Late Show with David Letterman.

At 45:48-45:53 during 'the Lost Art Of Keeping A Secret' Dean can be seen using during their Reading show. He keeps it to the left of what I believe is a Hohner D6 Clarinet (used for 'I Appear Missing' and 'Little Sister's live extended intro) and under the Moog Little Phatty. You can only see the keys but you can see the distinct screen that shows you what instrument you've selected

In the image titled "maxresdefault.jpg" from Ytimg, Dean Fertita is shown with a Wurlitzer A-100, indicating his use of this vintage electric piano.

If you pause at exactly 57:07, you can see the keyboard he plays during "I Appear Missing". It says Hohner Clavinet Pianet D6. He was also listed in the albums personal parts as playing a clavinet on track 9 (which is "I Appear Missing")

Seen playing a Stereo Twilighter during the 'Be Still' live promo video for Dodge and Burn. The front markings of the Stereo Twilighter can be first seen at 0:17.

Here you can see the Dean's pedalboard with Dead Weather. Here you can find a Dunlop Rotovibe.

In this video about Troy Van Leeuwen's team from QOTSA, you can see back in the minute 3:56 onwards, Dean's pedalboard of guitar and synthesizer. And it is possible to see the EHX Q-Tron Plus, next to the Boss RE-20

At minute mark 34:22 you get an overview shot of the piano that Dean's playing on during "In The Fade", it's used throughout the show though for various songs.