Nigel Hendroff

In this Instagram post, Nigel Hendroff's Strymon Timeline can be seen on his pedalboard.

At 7:33 Nigel shows us his Bigsky. He then demos his own custom short, medium and long reverbs.

At 1:18, Nigel explains his Jackson Audio Prism as a "boost, pre-amp" and that it delivers "many good things to his board". He then goes on to explain that he likes to shape his sound by "always running a pre-amp type pedal on". He says that it "pushes his signal into the amp a little harder and it works great with the way he plays in terms of his attack and how hard he hits the strings".

In this Instagram post, Nigel Hendroff's Boss TR-2 Tremolo Pedal can be seen on his pedalboard

At 10:39, Joyride is visible. There actually was another video where he went over his pedals including joyride, but I couldn't find it.

In this Instagram post, Nigel Hendroff's Selah Effects Quartz Timer can be seen on his pedalboard.

In a YouTube video titled "Nigel Hendroff's Gear Rundown (Hillsong/No Other Name Tour/August 2014)," Nigel Hendroff showcases the CMATMODS Deluxe Signa Comp as the first pedal in his chain after the buffer.

The Dunlop Volume (x) pedal can be seen at 10:32 in this video of Nigel giving a comprehensive walkthrough of his guitar gear used on the Hillsong Worship "No Other Name" USA tour.

You can see the Superego on the middle row of this pedal board.

In this Instagram post, Nigel Hendroff is clearly using the Eventide Space on his pedalboard.

In this Instagram post, Nigel Hendroff's Xotic Effects RC Booster Clean Boost Guitar Effects Pedal can be seen on his pedalboard.

One can see an Electro-Harmonix POG can be seen on Nigel Hendroff's pedalboard in this Instagram photo.

In this Instagram post, Nigel Hendroff's Boss DM-2 Analog Delay Effects Pedal can be seen on his pedalboard.

In this Instagram post, one can see an Eventide H9 Max pedal on Nigel Hendroff's pedalboard.

From this Instagram post, Nige is clearly loving his signature pedal.

This item can be seen at 3:57 in this video of Nigel giving a comprehensive walk through of the gear used on the Hillsong Worship "No Other Name" USA tour.

The RJM Mastermind PBC can be seen on his pedalboard throught the whole of this video. He mentions that "he loves it". At 8:52 he explains his "ambient setting that turns on about 6 pedals at once. So when he's in program mode of this, he'll turn on a really long reverb, a fancy setting on the delay, he'll turn on the reverse, it'll activate a drive, it'll make him a cup of coffee, it'll drive his car for him but it sounds pretty cool".

At 4:53 the mulholland drive is seen on the top of his pedalboard. He goes on to explain that he will "layer it, sparingly, on rare occasions, if he wants insane amounts of drive".

At 3:13 the cusack scream overdive is seen on his board.

At 5:10 the pedal is seen hiding in the corner of the board. Nigel explains that "in the style of music that he gets called to play at hillsong, it doesn't really make an appearance. But it does in rehearsals when he purely self-indulging".

In an Instagram post by user droff, Nigel Hendroff's pedalboard features the Sonic Research ST-200 Strobe Tuner, highlighting its role in his setup.

10:39, you can see dd7

At 2:15 you can see Nigel showing how his Ohmless Yara Optical Compressor sounds. He claims that it "levels out his sound".

In the video titled "Nigel Hendroff Breaks Down His Stereo Pedalboard | Reverb Interview," at 0:46, the Selah Effects Scarlett Love OD V3 pedal is clearly visible on Nigel Hendroff's pedalboard, confirming its use.

At 0:46 in the YouTube video titled "Nigel Hendroff Breaks Down His Stereo Pedalboard | Reverb Interview," the Eventide H9 Standard Harmonizer Effects Processor is clearly visible on Nigel Hendroff’s pedalboard, confirming its usage by the artist. The video is provided by Reverb and features Hendroff explaining his pedalboard setup.

In the video titled "Nigel Hendroff Breaks Down His Stereo Pedalboard | Reverb Interview," at 0:46, the Boss DD-5 Digital Delay Pedal is clearly visible on Nigel Hendroff's pedalboard, confirming its use by the artist. The video is provided by Reverb on YouTube.