
Photo by Joe Bielawa
Artist: | Andy Timmons |
Associated act(s): | Protocol |
Date published: | 11 January 2017 |
Guitars
Guitar | Model | Color | Price |
---|---|---|---|
Ibanez | AT10RP Andy Timmons Signature | Sunburst | $1300 |
Amplifiers
Amplifier | Qty. | Price |
---|---|---|
Mesa Boogie Lone Star 2x12 Combo | 2 | N/A |
Mesa Boogie Rectifier 2x12 Cabinet | 2 | N/A |
Pedals & Effects
FX Unit | Purpose | Price |
---|---|---|
JHS Andy Timmons Drive | Lead | $220 |
Dunlop DVP3 Volume | Volume control | $120 |
Carl Martin Compressor | Compression | $270 |
Keeley BD-2 Blues Driver Mod | Mid boost | N/A |
Electro Harmonix Micro POG | Octaver | $220 |
GNI Octafuzz | Fuzz | N/A |
GNI Analog Stereo Dual Chorus | Chorus | N/A |
Wampler VELVETFUZZ | Distortion | $200 |
Ibanez TS808 Tube Screamer | Overdrive | $160 |
Strymon TimeLine | Delay | $550 |
Xotic Wah | Wah effect | $240 |
Accessories
Item | Purpose | Price |
---|---|---|
Sonic Research Turbo Tuner ST-200 | Tuner | N/A |
TheGigRig G2 | Pedal switching system | $900 |
Dunlop Jazz III Pick | Electric guitar | $3 |
D'Addario EXL110 .010 - .046 Strings | Electric guitar | $5 |
Planet Waves PW-AMSG-20 Instrument Cable | Electric guitar | $25 |
Andy Timmons has an impressive discography, with 7 solo releases. Today, he is sounding better than ever in his band Protocol, which includes Simon Phillips on drums. Andy has played Mesa Boogie amplifiers throughout much of his career, and also has his own signature Ibanez custom guitar. He uses the Strymon Timeline delay unit as a stereo split. Other than delay, the rest of Andy’s gear is running in mono. One of Andy’s newest additions for this year is the Xotic Wah pedal.
JHS Andy Timmons (@) Signature Drive PedalThe JHS AT drive pedal is similar to the JHS Angry Charlie, but with Andy’s personal specifications.
Gear OverviewIn the following video, Andy demonstrates his gear.
Andy Timmons Carl Martin CompressorAndy gives us a quick lesson on how he uses his compressor to achieve different tones.