Nick Reinhart

"I only use it for the sample function. Maybe every hundred and fifty shows I'll get a hair up my ass in the middle of a song and throw it on a weird setting."

Nick uses the loop feature on this pedal to make his signature "Dolphin Noises".

Ibanez Delay III at 1:20

"My first cool pedal was the DOD DFX9 Digital Delay pedal. Very digital. I was probably twelve years old and my friend's older brother had this pedal, a digital delay DFX9... he let me borrow it for a like a night or something and I remember fartin' around with it and being like 'Woah, this is weird. It kinda sounds like U2.' It was my very first, like, pedal that I figured out like 'Oh, what does that mean when it like records a small chunk of it?' and then you could mess with it. So, one thing that you could do with this pedal: loop it. That was pretty, like, mind-blowing for a twelve-year-old. (...) Well fast forward probably about, let's see, maybe fifteen years, I start my band Tera Melos and it's kinda like weird, freaky music or whatever. So, I pull out this pedal. So this would be the origin of a very early Tera Melos song ["Melody 3"] from like, many many years ago."

Nick has an Old Blood Noise Endeavours Black Fountain Delay on this board for dates with Portugal, The Man

Nick Reinhart / Tera Melos uses:

Whammy (4th Gen) it's the greatest, most diverse octave pedal there is. after i heard all of dime bag darrell's whammy squeals i had to have one. DL-8…

Nick has a Red Panda Raster on this board for dates with Portugal, The Man

Guitarist Nick Reinhart showcases the Red Panda Lab Particle pedal in a post on Instagram, expressing his excitement for this new addition to his setup.

Nick has a Earthquaker Devices Disaster Transport on this board

"cool #ibanez delay. the echo shifter"

Nick has an EarthQuaker Devices Disaster Transport Sr. on this shelf

Nick posted his "Goblin Cock"-board on Instagram. The Nemesis sits right in the middle of the front row.

The DML20 can be seen bottom middle of Nick's pedalboard.

"these magical toe massagers appeared when i got home from tour. @earthquakerdev ????????" - Nick on Instagram

In an Instagram post titled "the golden age of cool sounds pt II," Nick Reinhart showcases his use of the DOD Rubberneck Analog Delay.

Nick posted on his Instagram on 12/28/2020 using a Meris Polymoon along with Red Panda pedals.

Nick Reinhart features the Boss DSD-2 Digital Sampler/Delay on his pedalboard, as seen in his Instagram post.

“Totally forward thinking and intuitive stuff. I love how Robert makes stuff for traditional players AND the freaks. Always inspiring firing up a Keeley pedal.” Listed on Nick's official Keeley artist page.

Nick posted on his Instagram on 2/27/2020 of his pedal board with a Boss DD-3 delay on the top left of the photo.

Nick Reinhart can be seen with the Red Panda Tensor on his board in the Rig Rundown video that Premier Guitar did with Nick. It can be seen at 28:12 in the video where he says "uuuuh Red Panda Tensor". He is using it for momentarily looping his guitar and pitch shifting.

In an Instagram reel, Nick Reinhart demonstrates the EarthQuaker Devices Disaster Transport Legacy Reissue Delay Modulation Machine Delay Pedal, as noted in his caption: "SAW II #3 @earthquakerdev disaster transport reissue with the assist #toddsolondz."

In the third slide of this Instagram post from Nick Reinhart, an Old Blood Noise Endeavors Black Fountain V3 delay pedal can be spotted on his pedalboard. It is easily distinguished by its inclusion of a tap tempo switch, which other iterations of the Black Fountain delay do not have.

In an Instagram post by Nick Reinhart, he can be seen holding two Line 6 DL4 MkII pedals, as confirmed by his caption: "DL4 mkII x 2 SWAG."

In an Instagram post by Nick Reinhart showcasing his extensive pedal collection, the Ibanez AD9 Analog Delay can be identified in the bottom row. The post is captioned "partial swollen brain pedal board. our set is 3 hours of plugging it all in and then 10 seconds of white noise being flanged (shoulda used a buffer). playing santa cruz @ crepe place tonight with @joanofarcband," confirming its inclusion in his setup.

In a video by Perfect Circuit titled "Nick Reinhart SP404 Shreddin': Wacky Workflows with Samplers, Effect Pedals, and Contact Mics," Nick Reinhart is seen at the 2:55 mark demonstrating the use of a Red Panda Particle 2 granular delay and pitch shifter pedal, with the guitar signal routed through it from the Source Audio C4 Synth Pedal.