Nick Reinhart

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 RV-7…

Nick has a Supernatural on this board

Nick has a visible Hall Of Fame mini here in this photo, just before his tour with Portugal, The Man

Nick Reinhart showcases the Red Panda Context reverb pedal in an Instagram post, expressing excitement about his new gear.

Nick has a Holy Grail on this shelf

Nick Reinhart uses the EarthQuaker Devices Levitation Reverb pedal, as seen in an Instagram post from his account.

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

In the 3rd slide of this Instagram post from Nick Reinhart, you can see the distinctive Danelectro logo that features on the Danelectro Spring King reverb pedal.

In an Instagram post, Nick Reinhart can be seen with a DOD FX45 Stereo Reverb placed on his desk, confirming his use of this gear.

In an Instagram post by Nick Reinhart, he confirms the use of the Source Audio True Spring Reverb, stating, "There was a spring engine in the Ventris, but this is an entire pedal dedicated to it... it’s the best one I’ve heard."

Nick Reinhart, in a caption of his Instagram post, mentions that he used to utilize the spring reverb feature of the Source Audio Ventris Dual Reverb. However, he now prefers the reverb provided by the Source Audio True Spring, noting, "there was a spring engine in the ventris, but this is an entire pedal dedicated to it."

In a video by Perfect Circuit titled "Nick Reinhart SP404 Shreddin': Wacky Workflows with Samplers, Effect Pedals, and Contact Mics," at the 2:58 mark, Nick Reinhart demonstrates how the signal from his guitar is processed through a Red Panda Particle 2 granular delay and pitch shifter pedal, then into a Red Panda Context 2 reverb pedal, before finally entering a Roland SP-404A linear wave sampler.