Peter Mulders

Peter's Fulltone Bass Drive can be seen here on an Instagram story posted by the band showing his and Stijn's pedalboards.

Peter's Darkglass Vintage Deluxe can be seen here on an Instagram story posted by the band showing his and Stijn's pedalboards.

Peter's Diamond Bass Comp can be seen here on an Instagram story posted by the band showing his and Stijn's pedalboards.

At 2:43 in this video, Peter talks about his main stage and recording bass, a Fender Precision bass that he says is from 1979.

Peter's Union Sub Buzz can be seen here on an Instagram story posted by the band showing his and Stijn's pedalboards.

Peter's TC Electronic Vintage Bass Distortion can be seen here on an Instagram story posted by the band showing his and Stijn's pedalboards.

At 8:40 in the video, Peter talks about his Orange 4x10 cabinet, which he uses for his Orange AD200 bass head. The cabinet did have a tweeter, but Peter removed it because he didn't like how distortion and fuzz sounded through it.

Peter's Radial Twin-City ABY Switch can be seen here on an Instagram story posted by the band showing his and Stijn's pedalboards.

At 5:54 in this video, Peter talks about one of the two amp heads he uses on-stage, an Orange AD200 all-tube bass head. This version is the MK2, which was made before Orange began using assembly line production on their bass heads. He uses the Orange AD200 for his low-end, while using an Ampeg SVT for his mids. He runs the AD200 through an Orange 4x10 cabinet.

Peter's Strymon El Capistan Delay can be seen here on an Instagram story posted by the band showing his and Stijn's pedalboards.

Peter's BOSS TU-3 can be seen here on an Instagram story posted by the band showing his and Stijn's pedalboards.

Peter's Line 6 M5 can be seen here on an Instagram story posted by the band showing his and Stijn's pedalboards.

Peter's Dunlop Volume Mini Pedal can be seen here on an Instagram story posted by the band showing his and Stijn's pedalboards.

At 7:38 in the video, Peter talks about one of his two stage bass amps, an Ampeg SVT-VR. He says that he uses his Orange AD200 for his lows, but the Ampeg SVT is for his mids, and both combined create his on-stage sound. This is a vintage SVT, and Peter estimates that it's from around 1976. He runs the Ampeg through an 8x10 Orange cabinet.

At 9:13, Peter talks about his Orange 8x10 cabinet, which he uses for his Ampeg SVT bass head. The 8x10 is thought to be from the 80s, and Peter bought it along with an Orange head which he later sold. He states that while it doesn't have great low and mids, it sounds great in combination with his Orange head and 4x10 speaker.

In this live performance from 2019, Stijn can be seen playing his Ampeg SVT head through an Ampeg SVT-810AV 8x10 cabinet.

In this image from Brutus Facebook page, you see Peter holding a white Squier Vintage Modified Bass VI. He's also seen playing that bass in the TV show She's lost in music.