Nick Kivlen

In this performance of Sunflower Bean's '2013,' Kivlen can be seen using a Guild S60-D. The guitar can be seen at ~1:05.

In this Instagram post, Nick has taken a picture of his Danelectro Back Talk Reverse Delay pedal and captioned it with "Reverse delay, for use in the studio. Very eerie sounds".

Nick Kivlen, guitarist for Sunflower Bean, uses the Electro-Harmonix Little Big Muff Pi fuzz pedal, as noted in a tweet by YOKUTSUBUYAKIMA. The pedal is personalized with stickers, contributing to his distinctive sound.

In an Instagram post by jcollius, Nick Kivlen of Sunflower Bean is shown with an Ibanez AP7 Analog Phaser, featured alongside other pedals.

Nick Kivlen of Sunflower Bean uses the Behringer VD400 Vintage Delay pedal, as seen in a photo posted by jcollius on Instagram, captioned with "Bart and Milhouse."

Nick Kivlen of Sunflower Bean mentions in a GQ interview that he acquired his favorite pedal, the Boss OC-3 Super Octave, from a friend under amusing circumstances.

Nick Kivlen of Sunflower Bean is seen using a Pro Co RAT distortion pedal, visible at the bottom left corner of his pedalboard, in an Instagram post promoting their performance at the Larimer Lounge in Denver.

Nick Kivlen of Sunflower Bean uses the Danelectro D-8 FAB 600ms Delay pedal. This is evident from an Instagram post featuring the band preparing for their performance at the Noorderzon Fest.

On Instagram, Nick Kivlen shares a post featuring the Ten-Ten Triangle Fuzz guitar pedal, mentioning it was found in Kentucky.

In an Instagram post by jcollius, Nick Kivlen of Sunflower Bean showcases his Gator The Bone Pedalboard, highlighting its role in his pedal setup.

Nick Kivlen confirms his use of the Fender American Pro Stratocaster in an interview featured in the article "Sunflower Bean | The Sound (and Gear) of Desert Daze | GC Riffs." Kivlen states, "This is my brand new American Pro Strat I got from Fender in April. It’s the first year that they’ve been doing the new American Pro series – it’s probably the nicest guitar I've ever owned."

In an interview with Brenda Hillegas for That Music Magazine, Nick Kivlen mentions using a Squier Stratocaster, highlighting the versatile sound of the Strat.