Henrik Linder

According to the EBS website Henrik Linder uses Multicomp SE

According to the EBS website he uses EBS OctaBass

In the video titled "The 'MOTHERSHIP' of Bass Pedalboards w/ HENRIK LINDER (Dirty Loops)" on Scott's Bass Lessons YouTube channel, Henrik Linder is visibly demonstrating his pedalboard, which includes the 3Leaf Audio Octabvre.

In the video titled "The 'MOTHERSHIP' of Bass Pedalboards w/ HENRIK LINDER (Dirty Loops)" on Scott's Bass Lessons YouTube channel, Henrik Linder is seen demonstrating his pedalboard, which includes the Morningstar Engineering Morningstar ML5.

In the video titled "The 'MOTHERSHIP' of Bass Pedalboards w/ HENRIK LINDER (Dirty Loops)" on Scott's Bass Lessons YouTube channel, Henrik Linder is shown demonstrating his pedalboard setup, which includes the Dunlop Volume X Mini Pedal DVP4.

In the video titled "The 'MOTHERSHIP' of Bass Pedalboards w/ HENRIK LINDER (Dirty Loops)" on Scott's Bass Lessons YouTube channel, Henrik Linder is seen demonstrating his pedalboard, which includes the Boss SY-200 Synthesizer.

In the YouTube video titled "Dirty Loops - Run Away" by Dirty Loops, Henrik Linder is seen using the Darkglass Electronics Vintage Microtubes V2 bass effects pedal at the 3:00 mark. The identification is based on the size of the enclosure and the distinctive Darkglass script around the footswitch, confirming it as the V2 version.

In the YouTube video "Dirty Loops - Run Away," Henrik Linder is visibly using the Darkglass Electronics Hyper Luminal Hybrid Compressor around the 3:00 mark.

In the YouTube video titled "Dirty Loops - Run Away," at the 3:00 mark, Henrik Linder is visibly using the 3Leaf Audio Proton Envelope Filter pedal. Based on the enclosure's color and the print, it appears to be the "2015//MK3//edition of 600" version.

At 3:48 in the video called "The most INSANE Pedalboard? w/ HENRIK LINDER (Dirty Loops)" (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SOkVfrI9usM), Henrik Linder mentions "envelope filter".

In the YouTube video "Dirty Loops - Run Away" by Dirty Loops, at the timestamp 1:42, Henrik Linder is clearly seen using the Fractal FM9. The print below the FM9 logo indicates that it is the first version of the Fractal FM9.

At 3:46 in the video called "The most INSANE Pedalboard? w/ HENRIK LINDER (Dirty Loops)", Henrik Linder mentions "Norwegian fuzz".

At 1:42 in the video called "Dirty Loops - Run Away" (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MfHM82gzv7k), Henrik Linder can be seen using the Fjord Fuzz Fenris. Judging by the number of potentiometers and size of the knobs, it is the Fenris and not one of the other pedals by Fjord Fuzz.