Strand of Oaks

In this photo of Strand of Oaks' pedalboard setup, a Smallsound/Bigsound Mini overdrive pedal can be seen in the middle of the bottom row of his pedalboard. He says:

"Oaks pedal board "Mean and Lean" edition. Endless thanks to @earthquakerdev for continuing to define my sound. And if you don't own a @smallsoundbigsound pedal you're doing something wrong."

Starting around 3:50 in this interview from 2015, Tim Showalter begins breaking down his pedalboard. You can see the EQD The Depths next to the Big Sky on the bottom row of his board.

Starting around 3:50 in this interview from 2015, Tim Showalter begins breaking down his pedalboard. At around 4:27 he points out the Hoof.

Strand of Oaks can be seen in this Instagram photo playing his Fender Telecoustic Premier Flame Maple Acoustic-Electric Guitar in 3-Color Sunburst. He says:

"Thanks to @fenderguitar for this magical Telecoustic. All I want to do is play guitar and having this around will let so many songs that would've otherwise gone unnoticed see some life."

Strand of Oaks posts a photo of his Fender Vintage Reissue '65 Twin Reverb Guitar Amplifier. He says:

"Officially the proud owner of my dream amp, the majestic queen of tone zone. I've never had something this nice before. Endless thanks to @fenderguitar for believing in this band."

In the comment thread, he goes on to specify the model of amp it is: "Yeah it's a Silverface reissue. Super clean super powerful! Just amazing"

And in another comment, he talks about how it sounds: "So far I've played three shows with it. And just realized that it's two amps in one. First channel is essentially a 59 Bassman and second channel is all twin and you can run BOTH CHANNELS! The tone nerd in me just can't stop smiling."

In this interview, Tim Showalter goes through his rig. At 0:43 you see his Blacktop Tele.

Starting around 3:50 in this video from 2015, Tim Showalter begins breaking down his pedalboard setup. You can see the Blue Sky on the bottom left of his board.

Starting around 3:50 in this interview from 2015, Tim Showalter begins breaking down his pedalboard. At 5:55 we see the Disaster Transport (mistakenly identified by the host as the Disaster Transport Jr.) & the Disaster Transport Sr.

'I've bought it for 150 dollars and i've played that thing for like a thousand shows'

Tim quotes this in a gear down for reverb.

Also in his 2019 tour he's being using the Jazz Chorus with a Fender Deluxe (at Rock Werchter, Belgium in 2019)

Tim is using a Gibson Deluxe in the 2017 KEPXP session. I can't tell wich Deluxe in specific.

Starting around 3:50 in this interview from 2015, Tim Showalter begins breaking down his pedalboard. At 4:40 the Big Muff Pi is seen between the EQD Speaker Cranker and Hoof.

Starting around 3:50 in this interview from 2015, Tim Showalter begins breaking down his pedalboard. The Speaker Cranker is mentioned around 4:50.

Starting around 3:50 in this interview from 2015, Tim Showalter begins breaking down his pedalboard. At 5:55 we see the Disaster Transport (mistakenly identified by the host as the Disaster Transport Jr.) & the Disaster Transport Sr.

During Strand of Oaks' 2019 performance at Rock Werchter, Tim Showalter is seen using the Fender Hot Rod Deluxe III as a backup amplifier.

At Rock Werchter 2019 Tim is using a Gibson SG with maestro vibrola. I think it might be a Gibson 1964 SG Standard Reissue w/ Maestro Vibrola but i don't get a grip on the headstock.

At Werchter 2019, Tim uses this microphone.

A glance at the pedalboard during a live performance for KEXP.

Talks about the pedalboard and mentions both the Disaster Transport Junior and Senior.