Nick Reinhart

At 26:04 Nick mentions he has used a Rainger FX Dwarf Bitch in the past.

At 26:03 Nick explains how David Rainger hooked him up with a Bleep and Igor, since his Dwarf Bitch stopped working right before leaving for a Tera Melos tour.

At 19:25 Nick explains how he uses the Arrows booster pedal as an overdrive, since the tubes on his JCM800 can drive his sound.

Nick posted a video on Instagram playing a Roland System-1 synthesizer along with a Casio SK-5 on 6/22/2021.

Nick posted this on his Instagram on 10/20/2020 "first piece of gear i’ve bought all quarantine- mattel synsonics drums. spent $60 on a literal toy so figured may as well make a vid. just a lil improv thing. seller left the goodwill price tag on, respect 😹"

The seller left the Goodwill sticker which says the Sysonics was $12.99.

ALSO see a picture of his music room that Nick posted on his Instagram account on 1/29/2021. The Synsonics is on a rack on the left side of the picture. See: https://www.instagram.com/p/CKpkl7rF7J5/

Nick posted about his collaboration with Keeley on some limited edition Synth-1 pedals. He used / uses a normal Synth-1, but may have a limited edition (or a few) in his possession as well. Nick posted this: "ooh fun a me + @keeleyelectronics collaboration! did some Synth-1 art for the keeley artist series. one of my favorite pedals from the recent guitar synth boom. they only made 50 of em. buy two and flip one on reverb!🥴 link in my bio to grab one quick.

EDIT: these sold out in like 30 mins whoops 😹😹" on his Instagram on 3/18/2021. Also he is seen using a Roland SP-404 "OG" and a Roland Dr. Rhythm DR-202 in conjunction with the limited edition Synth-1 pedal.

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 posted on his Instagram on 2/27/2020 of his pedal board with an Old Blood Noise Endeavors Expression Slider. It looks pink, but it could just be the lighting.

Nick posted a story on 7/7/2021 of him using the Behringer TD-3 and the Sp-404A on his Instagram account.

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.

Post from Nick's Instagram shows his amp

During the Death Grips summer tour in 2023, Nick Reinhart was seen using a Fender Mustang GTX100 amplifier, as depicted in a photo on Reddit.

The video titled "Pedal Tricks with Nick Reinhart of Tera Melos," produced by Reverb and available on YouTube, clearly shows Nick Reinhart using a Nash JM63 guitar around the 1:22 mark.

In the YouTube video "PART 2B - Nick Reinhart of Tera Melos Pedalboard part 2" by Pedals and Effects, Nick Reinhart is shown using the Boss SYB-5 Bass Synthesizer on his pedalboard.

In the YouTube video titled "PART 2C - Nick Reinhart of Tera Melos Pedalboard part 3" by Pedals and Effects, Nick Reinhart is seen using the Boss PS-5 Super Shifter around the 4:48 mark.

In this image from Tumblr, Nick Reinhart’s amp setup is shown. It includes a Peavey 6505 2x12 combo, which has been repainted and has a graphic of Ralph Wiggum on it. In his Premier Guitar rig rundown (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0At3diei6_Y), he states that the electronics of the 6505 broke, and he had it replaced with the electronics of a vintage single-channel Marshall JCM800 combo.

In the image of Nick Reinhart’s pedalboard, the Meris Ottobit Jr guitar synth pedal is clearly visible.

In this Instagram post from Nick Reinhart, you can see a Fender Shields Blender on the floor, easily distinguishable by its four switches as opposed to the standard Fender Blender’s two switches.

Nick Reinhart, known for his work with Tera Melos and Death Grips, is confirmed to use the Fender American Ultra II Meteora. This is evidenced by his Instagram post where he showcases the guitar, describing it as "probably the nicest guitar [he's] ever owned," and praising its build quality.

In an Instagram post, Nick Reinhart showcases a black 1960s Framus Strato, which he purchased from Craigslist, describing it as a "piece of crap." Based on the guitar's appearance, it is identified as a Framus Super Strato. The post details how the previous owner appreciated its sound but found it too "weird and ugly," to which Reinhart responded that all his gear is "ugly as hell."

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 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 an Instagram post by Nick Reinhart, the Analog Man King of Tone Overdrive pedal is visible on his pedalboard, confirming its use by the artist.

In the third slide of this Instagram post by Nick Reinhart, the DigiTech FreqOut Natural Feedback Creator can be clearly identified on his pedalboard.

In the third slide of Nick Reinhart's Instagram post, the Malekko Heavy Industry Charlie Foxtrot pedal is clearly visible on his pedalboard.

In the third slide of Nick Reinhart's Instagram post, the Klon KTR overdrive pedal is clearly visible on his pedalboard.

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 the second slide of an Instagram post by Nick Reinhart, two blue Dunlop Tortex Standard 1.0mm Guitar Picks are visible on the floor, confirming their use by the artist.

In this Instagram post, Nick Reinhart shows off two heavily modified Fender Jaguars that he owns. He mentions in the caption that they have both been modified to have DiMarzio Fast Track 2 pickups in the bridge positions.

In this Instagram post, Nick Reinhart shows off two heavily modified Fender Jaguars that he owns.