Reine Fiske

Reine Fiske uses a Carlin Compressor pedal, as seen in a photo on PhotoBucket. He describes it as one of the most radical pedals he has encountered, noting that a clone by Moodysound is also impressive.

"I’ve seen you use a Klemt Echolette in photos. Is that still your echo, and do you use it live?

Yeah, usually. But we haven’t played live that much yet, so I haven’t used it much in that context. I always use the same two settings: a slapback thing, and a more triggered, triple-echo sound. It also makes for an amazing preamp. You can use any shitty amp with it, and it usually still sounds good. The echo certainly changes the quality of the tone, but if you can use a vintage Fender or an old Marshall, it’s a supreme combination."

Reine Fiske claims he's using this pedal for the Mellotron in this interview from 2015.

He's playing a Stratocaster that he put together from various '60s Strat parts. Fuzz Face, Klemt Echolette echo, Roger Mayer Octavia, Crybaby and various amps.. Mostly 4-hole Marshalls.. sometimes he's using a Fender Twin Reverb or a Vox AC50.

He's playing a Stratocaster that he put together from various '60s Strat parts.

In this old interview with Reine Fiske, after releasing Dungen's album Tio Bitar, he claims almost all of the guitar's are recorded with the Line 6 POD XT. He also says this choice contradicts with his passion for vintage gear, but it still "just works" combined with the other vintage preamps and fuzz pedals.

REINE FISKE’S GEAR Guitars Fender Stratocaster (1963 body, 1964 neck, rewound vintage pickups, strung with .011-gauge GHS strings)

Amps 1973 Fender Super Reverb

Effects Klemt Echolette tape delay Strymon Flint Tremolo & Reverb Vintage Carlin Compressor Vintage Fuzz Face Custom Creepy Fingers fuzz ZVEX Fuzz Factory Roger Meyer Octavia fuzz Vintage Schaller tremolo pedal Boss TU-3 tuner

As seen in his pedalboard to the left of wah.

On The Amazing's album Picture You from 2015, Reine Fiske says in this interview he used this amp.

During Dungen's live performance at Schubas in Chicago on October 23, 2015, Reine Fiske can be seen playing a Danelectro 12SDC 12-String Electric Guitar at the 52:19 mark in the video.

In an article by Premier Guitar titled "Echoes of Sweden: The Amazing’s Reine Fiske," Reine Fiske is noted for using a ZVEX Fuzz Factory among his collection of guitar effects.

"Normally, I always use my old Fuzz Face and just a Cry Baby wah." - http://www.premierguitar.com/articles/22161-echoes-of-sweden-the-amazings-reine-fiske

Seen played with a Music Man amp several times, with Träd, Gräs och Stenar.

At Roadburn 2014, Reine Fiske used the Mellotron M4000D Mini, showcasing its versatility by pairing it with Catalinbread's Binson Echorec-based pedal for enhanced sound effects. This performance is featured in a YouTube video by Scott Heller.

REINE FISKE’S GEAR Guitars Fender Stratocaster (1963 body, 1964 neck, rewound vintage pickups, strung with .011-gauge GHS strings)

Amps 1973 Fender Super Reverb

Effects Klemt Echolette tape delay Strymon Flint Tremolo & Reverb Vintage Carlin Compressor Vintage Fuzz Face Custom Creepy Fingers fuzz ZVEX Fuzz Factory Roger Meyer Octavia fuzz Vintage Schaller tremolo pedal Boss TU-3 tuner

In a photo taken at a Motorpsycho gig at Byscenen, Trondheim on December 16, 2025, Reine Fiske can be seen playing a 12-string version of the Jerry Jones Shorthorn DC3, as evidenced by the image linked here.

In this photo from a recording session with Motorpsycho in Amper Tone studios in Oslo, Reine Fiske is playing a Guild T-Bird ST P-90 in pelham blue.

In a photograph from a gig with Motorpsycho, Reine Fiske is clearly seen playing a black Greco FB-700 Firebird, which is a copy of a reverse Gibson Firebird V, as evidenced by the image available on Equipboard.

I use a pedalboard, but I can never really decide on the pedals I want to put on it. The pedals I use most are a Strymon Flint, a Creepy Fingers fuzz, a ZVEX Fuzz Factory, a vintage Fuzz Face, and some others. I have a lot more from people who build me stuff that don’t always make it on the board. I have a lot of fuzz pedals, boost pedals, and preamp-type things. Normally, I always use my old Fuzz Face and just a Cry Baby wah. A new find is this Carlin compressor pedal, which is one of the most radical pedals I’ve ever stumbled upon. There’s actually a clone made now by a guy named Moodysound, and it’s really good.