Paul Cochrane Timmy Transparent Overdrive

In this photo of Wayne Sermon's pedal board, source from the Rig Rundown of Imagine Dragons, a Timmy overdrive pedal sits on the top-left corner.

In the description for this ambient song, Andy has listed the pedal that he has used as follows: Diamond Compressor EHX Micro Pog Timmy Overdrive Goodrich L-120 Volume EHX Deluxe Memory Man w/ Tap Tempo Strymon El Capistan Line 6 Echo Park Boss RV-5 Strymon Blue Sky Boomerang III Looper

Used by igor Seen on photo

"This Week in Pedalboards: THE PAUL COCHRANE “Timmy Pedal”. I am a MASSIVE fan of transparent, low-gain drives. They are indispensable for me to slightly color my amps, and more often than not, to feed into fuzzes and higher gain devices. I like to think of them as preamps for my pedal circuit. The Timmy’s been in my rig for a few years, and when I’m recording, its much easier as a smooth guitar EQ than so many of the outboard hardware devices that fill up studios or the actual knobs on many amps. The range of gain is, as i said, fairly low, and that makes it a great “fine-tuning” tone shaper, as well as a great box for playing rhythm parts which would suffer from being either too clean or too distorted. It has a great deal of output gain comparatively, and allows you to really accentuate highs or lows (sorry mids, you’re not part of this one.) You can really drive a tube amp hard with it. This isn’t a drive pedal to use across the board; it’s very specific, and i use it surgically; but thats not to say i dont use it frequently. Think of it as something in the “Klon universe” of sounds (that doesn’t quite do it justice, but it’s a reference point.) Highly recommended."

MAIN BOARD LA Sound Design buffered pedalboard input > Boss FV-300L volume pedal (tc electronics Polytune 2 in tuner out) > CAE wah > LOOPSTRIP 1 > 1. Boss OC-2 Octave 2. Digitech Whammy Ricochet (on Party board) 3. Mu-FX Micro-Tron 3 MXR phaser (vintage) > Xact Tone Solutions “The Pusher” (Pegasus boost) > Way Huge Blue Hippo Chorus > Maxon AD-9 analog delay in One Control loop box > A / B Amp Select Box… A out > Input Amp A, Bogner Überschall (high gain) with Lexicon pcm42 delay in FX loop B out > Paul Cochran Timmy OD > Xact Tone Solutions Precision OD > One Control Loop Box for send/ return to: PARTY BOARD Digitech Synth Wah > Catlinbread Echorec > Strymon blueSky reverb > EHX 2880 Looper (in One Control loop box) > Empress Tremolo > Strymon El Capistan delay > Free The Tone Flight Time delay > Input Amp B, Mesa Triple Crown (clean) with Lexicon pcm42 delay in FX loop * Strymon Favorite Switch for El Capistan * MIDI Mouse controls Flight Time presets * 2x 1/4” stomps control bypass on pcm42s

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At 22:06 minute mark, Haefeli's Timmy Overdrive can be seen next to Boss BD-2 blues driver pedal.

Nashville legend Audley Freed (Black Crowes, Sheryl Crow, Cry of Love) shows us his pedalboard at a recent event honoring Joe Walsh at the Experience Music Project in Seattle

Timmy for distortion

"3 of the best. Now I just need a kind soul to donate a @jhspedals Angry Charlie and my Christmas would be the best ever."

Concert Photo from the Worcester Palladium.

"I hit a buffer at the front of the pedalboard into a Paul Cochrane Timmy [distortion], which is always on…"

Klon Centaur and Timmy overdrive pedals are 2 most common overdrive pedals Greenberg currently uses. It also works really good. It is usually ran at the same time as Klon Centaur or his RC Booster.

One of many overdrives. He likes to use both the Tim and the Timmy.

Robert Poss December 13, 2015 pedals for 12-13-15 Heroes of Toolik performance at Bowery Electric — with Tom Cram, Heroes of Toolik and Paul Cochrane. Tags: Fulltone Effects, Fulltone Pedals, DigiTech, Proco Rat and MI Audio

In this photo, the Timmy overdrive can be seen.

Steve showcases his rig in this Instagram photo dated June 17, 2016, just before a performance at Jackson Triggs Niagara Estate, Ontario.

Chuck Garvey of moe. Is seen using a Paul Cochrane Timmy overdrive in 2016 in the reverb pedal party where they explain the moe. Guitar sounds they were playing with in 2016. This pedal to my knowledge was not used by chuck during the moe. 25th anniversary tour in 2015.

Jason uses a Timmy transparent OD on his electric pedalboard

In an /r/indieheads AMA on April 8th, 2019, Aly included this pedal in [her answer](https://old.reddit.com/r/indieheads/comments/bauz32/hi_its_lady_lamb_i_am_doing_an_ama_at_1130a_est/eke8nv2/?context=3) to a question about her favorite guitar pedals.

All custom instruments and instrument repair & maintenance by Joe Glaser Instruments.

Look on the JHS Morning Glory Pic. There Are Like.. 7 More pedals.. Why can't I use the same URL? ugh.. But yeah. Check out that pic and you'll see everything cleary..

According to Royal Thunder's interview with Guitar World, Josh uses a Paul Cochrane Timmy Transparent Overdrive.

just next to the bit commander

nice clean transparent gain pedal everyone should try

In this image , 2 Paul Cochrane Timmy Transparent Overdrive can be seen.

"My signal path looks like this right now (but will probably be different in 2 days...you know how that goes...ha): Boss TU-3, Paul Cochrane Timmy Overdrive, T. Rex Mudhoney Distortion, Diamond Cornerstone Distortion, Morgan Shadow Fuzz, JHS Pulp N' Peel Compressor, Ernie Ball VP Jr, MXR Carbon Copy, T. Rex Tremster Tremolo, Boss DD-20 Delay, Strymon BlueSky Reverberator, JHS Little Black Buffer."

Vox bedroom set up

Nick uses this for light drive