Tim Bagshaw
Tim Bagshaw's Gear
an Ampeg amplifier looking very similar to V4B can be seen in this studio footage
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Tim can be seen playing a Rickenbacker while recording Dopethrone at the 1:02 mark of this behind the scenes video. You can tell it is a Rickenbacker because of its distinct headstock. A front-facing shot of the same instrument can be seen at the 2:56 mark. The triangular fret markers indicate that it is a 4001 model or something similar.
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During a live performance at Roadburn on April 16th, 2011, Tim Bagshaw of Ramesses used an Ashdown Fallen Angel (FA180H) guitar amplifier head. This model was part of a series created when Ashdown still manufactured guitar amplifiers. Notably, Adam Richardson, the band's bass player, was endorsed by Ashdown, which may have influenced their choice of gear.
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Tim can be seen playing a Green Matamp in this photo
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Tim can be seen using a Gibson SG live with With The Dead
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a Fender Bassman amplifier can be seen in this studio footage
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Tim can be seen playing a BC Rich Mockingbird live with Ramesses
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Around 13:13 in this YouTube video of an interview with other members of Serpentine Path, they say that Tim used the 200 watt Thunderverb for the first Serpentine Path album.
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Tim Bagshaw uses a limited edition long-scale Epiphone EB-3 SG bass. The distinctive old-style truss rod cover, which reads "Gibson," identifies it as a 1990s Epiphone model. This detail is visible in a photograph on Basoofka_NET.
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In the photo, Tim Bagshaw is seen using the Aria Pro II CSB-380 bass.
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In the YouTube video titled "Electric Wizard • Live in Massachusetts 2001 • We Hate You," uploaded by Night of the Shape, Tim Bagshaw is seen using a Sunn Concert Lead amplifier with red knobs at the 3:44 mark. This identification is based on the distinct layout and color of the knobs.
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In the YouTube video titled "Electric Wizard • Live in Denver Colorado 2001," Tim Bagshaw can be seen using a Hartke 7000 Mosfet 350w + 350w Bass Amp Head at the 11:19 mark, identifiable by its distinct illuminated 10-band graphic equalizer. This video is provided by Night of the Shape.
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