Hillsong Worship's longtime music director and lead electric guitarist. Hendroff defined the modern worship-guitar sound: a Gretsch into a chiming Vox AC30, an always-on boost holding the amp on the edge of breakup, and Strymon Timeline + BigSky building washes of ambient delay and reverb. His signature BigSky presets have shaped the guitar atmosphere on years of Hillsong records.
Build Nigel Hendroff's What a Beautiful Name tone on the Helix: a chiming edge-of-breakup AC30, an always-on boost that is not a Klon, and a 331 ms dotted-eighth delay under a soaring bridge lead.
Build Nigel Hendroff's Hillsong worship guitar tone on the Helix — the Vox AC15/AC30 chime, always-on preamp boost, dotted-eighth delay, and huge ambient reverb, with exact block names and snapshots.
Under a long, high-mix reverb, single-coils and humbuckers behave very differently — one keeps a chord legible, the other fills the room. Which pickup suits which ambient worship job.