Brynjar Leifsson

This image of Brynjar's pedalboard is the complete set-up. This was taken from the Strymon website. At the middle of the board is the Eventide Space pedal.

In this photo, some of the studio gear of Leifsson is visible, including the Way Huge Aqua Puss analog delay pedal.

This image of Brynjar's pedalboard, taken from the Strymon website shows the Catalinbread Echorec on the left side.

This image of Brynjar's pedalboard is the complete set-up. This was taken from the Strymon website. At the centre of the board, there is a Boss RV-6.

This image of Brynjar's pedalboard is the complete set-up. This was taken from the Strymon website. To the left of the Eventide Space is the Klon KTR.

In this video we can see Brynjar Leifsson using and abusing a Fender Jaguar. The guitar can first be seen right at the very beginning in the far left side of the screen. Brynjar says about this guitar in this Music Radar article "The Jaguar is what I used to record the whole album. It has a beautiful kind of punchy, clangy sound that I love. It sounds classic, and I guess it is."

Brynjar Leifsson's Strymon Big Sky can be seen in this Instagram post.

Posted in Strymon Artist Feature. You can see the Strymon Timeline and Big Sky pedals as well as the Digitech Whammy and the Zvex Box Of Rock.

This image of Brynjar's pedalboard is the complete set-up. This was taken from the Strymon website. On the far left side, he has an Ernie Ball volume pedal.

In this Instagram post, there are batch of Leifsson's pedals. In the very right, there is orange Boss pedal with only one line of text, with that making it the Boss DS-1 distortion pedal.

In this Instagram post, by Brynjar Leifsson, his Strymon TimeLine can be seen.

In this image of Brynjar's pedalboard taken from the Strymon website, the Micro Amp by MXR can be seen at the centre of the board.

This image of Brynjar's pedalboard is the complete set-up. This was taken from the Strymon website. Also on the right side is the Freeze by EHX.

In this batch of pedals photo, Leifsson's Walrus Voyager overdrive pedal is visible.

In this photo, which shows Of Monsters And Men performing at the 2013 White Oaks concert, the Line 6 DL4 is visible in Leiffson's board.

For pedalboards, Brynjar can be seen using a Pedaltrain Pro.

This image of Brynjar's pedalboard is the complete set-up. This was taken from the Strymon website. At the centre-bottom of the board, there is a Boss RE-20.

Brynjar Leifsson, the lead electric guitarist of the massively popular band Of Monsters and Men has been noted to be a frequent user of a white Duesenberg Starplayer TV, along with the Fender Jaguar.

"I use a Duesenberg Starplayer TV and a Fender Jaguar. They're both great in their own ways. Last January, we were getting ready to go into the studio to record some songs for the worldwide release of the album. Before that, I walked into this guitar shop and saw the Duesenberg. I'd never seen a guitar like it in my life. I bought it without any clue what I was getting, but I was really surprised. It's sturdy, and it sounds good. Already, I can tell it's going to be very reliable."

-Brynjar Leifsson; Interview with Music Radar

For amplifiers, Brynjar can be see playing into a Fender Twin Reverb just behind him.

In this photo, Leifsson showed his Harmony Bobkat with goldfoil pickups. There is also Fender Vibro King amplifier visible there.

In this photo, part of Fender Vibro King is visible. If you zoom the image, underneath the "Vibro King" marking, you will see the "20th Anniversary Edition" text.

In this photo, we can see a part of Leifsson's gear, which includes the Marshall 1959SLP guitar amplifier head.

According to Instagram video, Leifsson acquired the Roland Space Echo around 2014.

In this photo, some of the recording gear of Leifsson can be seen, including the Line 6 FM4 filter modeler pedal.

So, how do we know this is a Moog? He shared some of the gear on his Instagram post. This Moog has characteristic Moog pedal looks, with 3-in-a-row knobs visible, and all those steel knobs which match to the MuRF pedal, this is definitely Moog MF-105M analog filter.

Brynjar Leifsson can be seen playing a white Duesenberg StarPlayer III in this photo.

In this photo, a DigiTech Whammy pedal can be seen on Brynjar's pedalboard.

In this image, Brynjar poses with a Fender Coronado II.

Posted on the Strymon website, the Gigrig can be seen at the back of the board.

Posted on the Strymon website, the Supa-Trem can be seen just behind the first two Strymon pedals.