Tim Collis

Can be seen at 0:14.

"I also just blew most of my money on a beautiful acoustic guitar (Taylor 412ce-FLTD) which is probably the nicest guitar I’ve ever owned"

Sourced here from a live show, Tim used an American Standard Telecaster in a natural finish to play.

In this promotional poster for a live show in Melbourne, back in 2011, Tim was shown using the Tempest Custom by Schecter.

Besides the American Standard Tele, Tim has been seen using a sandblasted version of the Telecaster.

"I also just blew most of my money on a beautiful acoustic guitar (Taylor 412ce-FLTD) which is probably the nicest guitar I’ve ever owned"

"I also just blew most of my money on a beautiful acoustic guitar (Taylor 412ce-FLTD) which is probably the nicest guitar I’ve ever owned"

From an interview by Musical Mathematics; When asked about his current set up, Tim answers "I recently bought a vintage Fender Dual Showman amp (from Tristan – Pennines)."

Three years after and Tim Collis continues to use this amplifier.

"In terms of pedals I’m kind of changing things a little. For the last few tours I’ve been just using a Boss EQ pedal as a boost and an old Boss DD3 delay pedal"

In the instagram picture, Tim shows the pedals his been using for the new record (top row, second one).

In the picture, Tim shows pedals he's been using in the new record (second row, third one).

Third row, first one. "Some pedals I've used on the latest record - Tim"

First Row, first one from left to right. "Some pedals I've used on the latest record - Tim"

First row, third one from left to right. "Some pedals I've used on the latest record - Tim"

Second row, second from left to right. "Some pedals I've used on the latest record - Tim"

Third row to the left, the not so well-known Sovtek Civil War Big Muff Pi.

"For the last few tours I’ve been just using a Boss EQ pedal as a boost"

-Tim Collis

In this live performance by This Town Needs Guns, Tim collis can be seen with a Boss RC-2 Loop Station at 4:35.

In this live performance on Audiotree, Tim can be seen with a Dunlop capo on his Telecaster.

In this performance of Cat Fantastic, Tim can be seen with the innovative CapoSonic on his Telecaster.

In this photo of Tim playing, he has the Dunlop capo along with a Schubb partial capo just to the left of the Dunlop.

Collins is wearing this strap in their Milktime Session performance of Whatever, Whenever. It's notably in frame at 3:00.

"We’re doing a little more for the live shows through laptops these days so I’m looking at running any effects through Ableton Live"