Peter Holmström

In the "Bohemian Like You" music video, you can see Holstrom playing a pink Thinline. This article from Guitar Geek confirms this as a '72. In the rig rundown, Holmström explains that he tuned this guitar to Open G for a couple of songs, but now he keeps the guitar in standard tuning. Originally, this guitar had the normal Telecaster pickups, but those were later switched with original Thinline pickups, and Bigsby vibrato was added on as well. This is his main guitar, even though most of the time his main guitar was the Gibson SG.

In the Malekko HeavyIndustry video, Peter Holmström is seen using a Fender Jazzmaster while testing the Malekko LOFI EKKO 616 MKII effects pedal.

In this picture, taken at Un Altro Festival 2014, Peter Holstrom can be seen playing a Gibson Firebird VII non-reverse. Dandy Warhols posted this photo on their offical Instagram page.

In this photo, Peter Holstrom can be seen using a 1972 Gibson SG, used frequently with Dandy Warhols, especially for live performances.

One can see a Boss PS-3 at 2:59 in this video of Peter showing "how he uses guitar pedals to create the sounds of his solo self-titled debut album."

In my interview with Peter Holmström, he mentioned using the Spaceman Effects Sputnik Fuzz pedal.

In this video, around 4:10 mark, Peter Holstrom talks about how his first electric guitar was a "Tokai Flying V".

Peter Holstrom talks about his Telecaster Deluxe at 5:16 minute mark, saying, "It's a '74...I have it in open G for a couple songs."

Peter Holstrom discusses his Firebird at the 10:21 minute mark, saying, "These are some of my favorite guitars, but I don't bring them out that often just because the headstocks are so damn fragile."

Peter Holstrom uses an Electro-Harmonix Big Muff pedal, according to this interview by Guitar Geek.

A Vintage Rat Pedal can be seen in Peter's pedal lineup shown in this Guitar Geek diagram.

Peter Holmström is seen with a T.K. Smith Custom Telecaster in a photo uploaded to Flickr, suggesting it is likely part of his tour gear.

Peter Holmström has used the Gibson SG Deluxe Electric Guitar, as mentioned in an interview I conducted with him.

In an interview I conducted with Peter Holmström, he confirmed using the Spaceman Effects Gemini III Dual Fuzz Generator.

According to my interview done with him, he uses Strymon TimeLine.

A close up of Peter Holstrom's pedals at 1:14 in this video reveals his Boss DM-2 Delay Pedal.

At 1:48 in this video there is a close up on Holstrom's Line 6 DL4 Delay Effects Pedal.

According to this article by Guitar Geek, Peter Holstrom uses a Boss TU-2 tuner.

Peter used this guitar for "Muhammed" at Dandy Warhols' performance on KEXP. The guitar can first be seen at :33s.

At 2:59 in this video, in which Peter Holstrom talks about his effects, a Boss HR-2 can be seen in the upper right corner.

This detailed gear diagram of Peter Holmstrom's Dandy Warhols stage setup includes two AC30s.

Peter uses a Boss RV-3 in his Dany Warhols setup, according to Guitar Geek.

"The rythymic pattern you hear comes from the chords of Peter's Moog Guitar going through the eight resonant filters in the MF-105M MIDI MuRF. The MF-104Z Analog Delay gives added depth and dimension to the sound." - Moog.

In this video, Peter Holmström demos Malekko Heavy Industry's Lo Fi 616 MKII Analog Delay.

In my interview with Peter Holmström, he mentioned that he plans to take the Gretsch 6126 Astro Jet on tour. A user-uploaded photo titled "dandy-proof.jpg" corroborates this information.

Peter Holmström is seen with an Epiphone Crestwood Deluxe, as shown in a user-uploaded photo from Dropbox. This guitar is likely to be part of his tour gear, based on a recent interview with him.

Another guitar he used in the past, according to my interview done with him.

Peter Holmström has used a 1967 Fender Jaguar, as mentioned in my interview with him.

In an interview, Peter Holmström mentioned using the Klon Centaur Overdrive pedal.

In an interview, Peter Holmström mentioned using the Malekko Fetish Boost/Overdrive Fuzz Pedal, as shown in a user-uploaded photo titled "dandy-proof.jpg."