Henrik FreischladerPedalboard, 2016
Henrik Freischlader's 2016 Openness Tour board leans on Fulltone: a Clyde Deluxe wah, an Ultimate Octave and a Mini-Deja'Vibe, with a TS9 Tube Screamer, an Xotic RC Booster, a custom RealTone tube drive, a Supa-Trem and a Lehle switcher running two amps.
Openness Tour dual-amplifier board
Order evidence: No source publishes this sequence; the order is reconstructed
Inside the rig · 10 units
Pedal roles & evidence
How each unit fits Henrik Freischlader's 2016 setup. Board-specific roles and the evidence behind each identification and position.
Reconstructed orderIdentity and position are evidenced separately. Reconstructed positions are not observed connections.
Tuner
BOSS TU-2
Shared path
Role in this rig
Handles tuning on the shared floor system.
- Identity
- Reconstructed
- Position
- Reconstructed
Filter & EQ
Fulltone Clyde Deluxe Wah
Shared path
Role in this rig
Provides the board vocal filter.
- Identity
- Reconstructed
- Position
- Reconstructed
Gain
Fulltone Ultimate Octave
Shared path
Role in this rig
Adds octave-fuzz color ahead of the gain stages.
- Identity
- Reconstructed
- Position
- Reconstructed
Modulation
Fulltone Mini-Deja'Vibe 2 (Gold enclosure)
Shared path
Role in this rig
Supplies rotating, pulsing modulation.
- Identity
- Reconstructed
- Position
- Reconstructed
Gain
Ibanez TS9 Tube Screamer
Shared path
Role in this rig
Adds a light mid-focused drive when required.
- Identity
- Reconstructed
- Position
- Reconstructed
Gain
Xotic RC Booster
Shared path
Role in this rig
Raises level and shapes the front end without replacing the amplifier voice.
- Identity
- Reconstructed
- Position
- Reconstructed
Gain
RealTone Custom Tube Drive (unnamed)
Shared path
Role in this rig
Provides the principal natural-sounding crunch boost for this tour.
- Identity
- Reconstructed
- Position
- Reconstructed
Modulation
Fulltone Supa-Trem ST-1
Shared path
Role in this rig
Adds amplitude modulation to the shared effects chain.
- Identity
- Reconstructed
- Position
- Reconstructed
Delay & Echo
Visual Sound Dual Tap Delay
Shared path
Role in this rig
Provides the touring board delay sounds.
- Identity
- Reconstructed
- Position
- Reconstructed
Routing & Control
Lehle Dual SGoS
Shared path
Role in this rig
Routes the shared board to both amplifier paths.
- Identity
- Reconstructed
- Position
- Reconstructed
Reconstructed equipment · Reconstructed order · Split output path
SelectGuitars visually and verbally verifies the inventory, including the unnamed RealTone-built two-channel tube pedal. The camera does not trace every patch cable, so the display follows a functional route and is not presented as exact jack order. The Leslie foot controller is documented in the source but omitted from the tonal line. GITARRE & BASS independently records a later, different board and corroborates the recurring DejaVibe and Tube Screamer vocabulary.
No source publishes this sequence. The units are ordered by conventional signal-chain practice, and any documented routing zone is kept as recorded.
Cited sources
MethodologyQuestions about Henrik Freischlader's 2016 pedalboard
- What pedals did Henrik Freischlader use in 2016?
- This dated entry lists 10 units: BOSS TU-2, Fulltone Clyde Deluxe Wah, Fulltone Ultimate Octave, Fulltone Mini-Deja'Vibe 2, Ibanez TS9 Tube Screamer, Xotic RC Booster, RealTone Custom Tube Drive (unnamed), Fulltone Supa-Trem ST-1, Visual Sound Dual Tap Delay, Lehle Dual SGoS. This is the recorded inventory, not a claim that every connection or model identification is confirmed; see the evidence and routing notes.
- What order were Henrik Freischlader's pedals in?
- The complete order is reconstructed, not observed. The layout follows the cited routing constraints and the archive's signal-chain convention where the sources are silent. See the diagram and routing notes for the separate paths and any unconfirmed connections.
- Is this Henrik Freischlader's full guitar rig?
- No. This dated entry covers 10 units in the effects path, not every piece of gear Henrik Freischlader owned or used. Floor pedals, rack units and routing devices are included only where recorded; omitted equipment and uncertain connections are explained in the notes. It is not a complete or current rig inventory.
- When and where was this pedalboard used?
- November 2016. SelectGuitars rig interview. This is one dated setup as documented, not a career-wide gear list.
- How does the archive know what was on this pedalboard?
- 2 cited sources, listed above with the date each was read, including SelectGuitars, GITARRE & BASS. Among them a rig rundown and an interview. The units are recorded as reconstructed equipment, and the page was last audited on 2026-08-03.