Nicholas Andrew Sadler

In this photo Nick Sadler can be seen using Behringer US600

In this photo Nick Sadler can be seen using Mesa Throttle Box

In this photo Nick Sadler can be seen using EHX B9 Organ Machine (for songs like Satan In The Wait, etc.)

in this video Nick Sadler can be seen using Boss PS-6

I used to get mild gangrene in my fret fingers from the relentless friction of playing this way, but I ended up discovering that Fast Fret, lemon oil, and changing string regularly helps to avoid the slow grinding down of my fingertips.

In this photo Nick Sadler can be seen using Digitech Whammy 5

in this video Nick Sadler can be seen using this amp head

Nicholas Andrew Sadler of Daughters is associated with the Fuzzrocious Empty Glass pedal, as highlighted in an Instagram post by thatgirlinblack, which mentions the pedal alongside hashtags related to the band and its members.

In this photo Nick Sadler can be seen using EHX Cathedral Stereo Reverb

In this photo Nick Sadler can be seen using Boss OC-2

In this photo Nick Sadler can be seen using Boss PS-5

In an interview with Guitarguitar, Nicholas Andrew Sadler from DAUGHTERS is mentioned using a modified Boss BD-2 Blues Driver, humorously referred to as the "Bus Driver."

In this photo Nick Sadler can be seen using EHX Micro POG

In this photo Nick Sadler can be seen using Donner Equalizer

In a video on Vimeo, Nicholas Andrew Sadler is seen using a Gibson Les Paul Studio Electric Guitar while demonstrating a lick from Fang Island's song "Asunder" for Guitar World Magazine's "Lick of the Day" iPhone App, recorded between 2011 and 2012.

In this photo Nick Sadler can be seen using EHX Memory Boy

In this photo Nick Sadler can be seen using 2 Boss DD-6 pedals

In this photo Nick Sadler can be seen using Boss RV-6

In this photo Nick Sadler can be seen using Boss TU-2