Andy Timmons

At 4:40 in this video, Andy Timmons' GNI Analog Stereo Dual Chorus can be seen.

At 13:34, one can see an Xotic Effects SL Drive right next to the MXR Script Phase 90 on Andy Timmons' pedalboard.

At 4:05, Andy Timmons' Carl Marting Compressor/Limiter is mentioned.

Andy Timmons from his home studio in Texas introduces the brand new JHS Pedals Andy Timmons pedal know as "The AT Channel Drive"

Andy played his Ibanez Signature AT guitar with DiMarzio pickups through the C+ mode of Ch. 2 into a 2x12 Rectifier Cabinet loaded with Celestion Vintage 30s. He also used his Strymon Timeline Delay in the loop of the Mark Five: 25 set to Dual Delay Mode with 500ms and 375ms on each side and an expression pedal from the Timeline to control echo volume. Andy rolled his guitar volume up and down for clean and overdriven sounds.

Andy played his Ibanez Signature AT guitar with DiMarzio pickups through the C+ mode of Ch. 2 into a 2x12 Rectifier Cabinet loaded with Celestion Vintage 30s. He also used his Strymon Timeline Delay in the loop of the Mark Five: 25 set to Dual Delay Mode with 500ms and 375ms on each side and an expression pedal from the Timeline to control echo volume. Andy rolled his guitar volume up and down for clean and overdriven sounds.

Listed under Timmons' official DiMarzio artist page.

In the image, you can see Andy has Fender Reverb behind his George Benson Ibanez signature.

Andy uses a Dunlop MC404, according to Dunlop's website.

In this video, Andy Timmons talks about his signature Ibanez AT10P.

At 13:51, the G2 label on Andy Timmons' TheGigRig G2 an be seen.

"Well, those guitars, those amps… and THESE awesome pedals"

"Well, those guitars, those amps… and THESE awesome pedals"

Andy used it to send the clean signal of the guitar directly to the PA system.

Vintage Phase 90 at 5:55

Mesa posted a video on their page with him playing through the TA-30 head. Also, this one has been listed as one of his most favourite amps.

On Radial's website, Timmons was featured as user of this pedal.

He mentions it at around the 13:30 Mark.

In the video "Andy Timmons - Live Setup" by GuitarSpotGr, Andy Timmons is shown using the Carl Martin Octa-Switch MK2 during his performance setup.

In this video, at 01:00, Andy Timmons shows his Xotic BB Preamp.

“I literally was looking everywhere for the right kind of vibe. As you know I’m a tone freak and we’re always searching for the best…I just knew immediately that that’s the sound that I was looking for…whenever I need that tone, RetroVibe is by far my favourite one !”

"'A player’s player' is a perfect description for Andy Timmons. He has great touch, phrasing, and tone. Since 2001, he has been playing a DiMarzio® custom bridge humbucker that has only been available on his signature Ibanez® guitar, and it has been his first-line pickup ever since. The outstanding characteristics of the DiMarzio AT-1™ are balance, warmth, and clarity. It achieves this blend with the same patented technology as the PAF® 36th Anniversary, but the sound is hotter and the focus is rock."

Listed under Timmons' official DiMarzio artist page.

Listed under Timmons' official DiMarzio artist page.

In a YouTube demonstration by JHS Pedals, Andy Timmons showcases the JHS The AT+ Andy Timmons Signature overdrive pedal, highlighting its ability to enhance his lead sound with an extra level of gain.

In the Instagram post, you can see Andy has a Laney Chorus as part of his pedalboard for one of his live streams.

In the image, you can see Andy has a George Benson signature Ibanez.

Andy Timmons showcases the Sonic Research Turbo Tuner ST-300 in his pedalboard setup, as seen in his Instagram post discussing his gear for two live stream shows.

In the image, you can see Andy has a Boss equalizer on his 'portable' rig.

Developed in collaboration with Timmons, as specified on the official product page.

The collaboration of Andy Timmons, “Master Guitar Player & Delay Wizard”, and Robert Keeley, Godfather of boutique stompbox effects, have collaborated to produce a tool allowing players to master their musical craft.