Nick Zinner

"He’s also playing one of Johnny Marr’s signature Jaguars, gifted to him by Marr himself" - this comes from PG article which desribes his rig.

Zinner is shown playing this guitar live

Zinner is shown playing one live. its a guitar that he has had since he was in his early teens. he traded one of his friends a whole bunch of comic books for the guitar. he has since customized it with stickers that he has got over the years.

A custom shop first act delia that he regularly plays

"He uses four amps: the pictured Fender Deluxe 2x12 (set brighter) and Fender Deville 4x10 (set darker) combine for his main guitar sound, with an Ampeg combo behind them to enhance his low-end. " - on photo of his amps, Deluxe is visible at the left side.

Nick´s Amp at 7:11

seen underneath the drum or in the left side of fender blues deville, in jools holland 2003

Nick's guitar tech Jesse Quitslund shows that the Pro Co Deucetone is the first pedal in his board. It can be seen at 0:41 into the video.

Nick uses a POG in this picture from the EHX website.

Zinner uses his vast array of effects to achieve the band’s recorded sounds through samples and looping, as well as compensate for the lack of a full-time bass player with a broader tonal spectrum. His main board (far right) is home to a DigiTech JamMan, Line 6 MM4, ProCo DeuceTone RAT (his primary fuzz tones), Boss DD-7, HBE Power Screamer, and Electro-Harmonix Graphic Fuzz. To the left of that, his second board has a DigiTech Whammy, another DigiTech Jam Man, a Line 6 DL4, Electro-Harmonix POG, and TC Electronic Flashback Delay. His third board contains a second Line 6 DL4, and three Eventide pedals: TimeFactor, PitchFactor, and Space. Finally, by his amps, is a fourth board with two more sample-loaded DigiTech JamMan pedals. Before his signal goes into his amps, it hits a TC Electronic Classic Booster + Distortion.

Zinner uses his vast array of effects to achieve the band’s recorded sounds through samples and looping, as well as compensate for the lack of a full-time bass player with a broader tonal spectrum. His main board (far right) is home to a DigiTech JamMan, Line 6 MM4, ProCo DeuceTone RAT (his primary fuzz tones), Boss DD-7, HBE Power Screamer, and Electro-Harmonix Graphic Fuzz. To the left of that, his second board has a DigiTech Whammy, another DigiTech Jam Man, a Line 6 DL4, Electro-Harmonix POG, and TC Electronic Flashback Delay. His third board contains a second Line 6 DL4, and three Eventide pedals: TimeFactor, PitchFactor, and Space. Finally, by his amps, is a fourth board with two more sample-loaded DigiTech JamMan pedals. Before his signal goes into his amps, it hits a TC Electronic Classic Booster + Distortion.

Zinner uses his vast array of effects to achieve the band’s recorded sounds through samples and looping, as well as compensate for the lack of a full-time bass player with a broader tonal spectrum. His main board (far right) is home to a DigiTech JamMan, Line 6 MM4, ProCo DeuceTone RAT (his primary fuzz tones), Boss DD-7, HBE Power Screamer, and Electro-Harmonix Graphic Fuzz. To the left of that, his second board has a DigiTech Whammy, another DigiTech Jam Man, a Line 6 DL4, Electro-Harmonix POG, and TC Electronic Flashback Delay. His third board contains a second Line 6 DL4, and three Eventide pedals: TimeFactor, PitchFactor, and Space. Finally, by his amps, is a fourth board with two more sample-loaded DigiTech JamMan pedals. Before his signal goes into his amps, it hits a TC Electronic Classic Booster + Distortion.

"Nick Zinner (Yeah Yeah Yeahs) visits the EHX mothership to demo the POG and Holiest Grail."

The famous DL-4 are in this video in the Nick´s Pedalboard

You can see the Whammy in the Nick´s Pedalboard

The famous modeler in this video

In this video you can see the Pedal Power

The Nick´s delay in this video

You can see the eventide in this video about Nick´s Pedalboard

The Reverb can be seen 3:08 into this video

You can se the tuner at 3:25

Nick use this reverb with her synth, you can see at 5:25.

At 5:36 in this video

This Amp Selector can be seen 5:36

You can see the DD-7 at 1:00

Zinner plays this on "Under the Earth", as explained by him in this Rig Rundown.

You can see at 7:00