Tim Foreman

Tim is a Lakland artist. In the bottom left photo Tim Foreman is seen with his Lakland Decade Bass.

In this interview Tim talks about his gear. He says , "I also used my ’70s Fender Mustang Bass on a couple of songs; it sounds like a messed up Fender Precision."

Tim outlines his tour gear setup in an Instagram post: "…4-string shoreline gold Fender Jazz bass..."

The Harmony H22 can be seen throughout the video for Switchfoot's single "Native Tongue", though it is currently unknown if Tim will add it to his fleet of basses or if it's just a one-off for this video. It is the singlecut version compared to the picture currently on Equipboard, recognisable by the pickups and the distinct control layout, and the name is briefly visible on the headstock around 0:53

Tim talks about his gear in this interview. He says, "I use a Gallien-Krueger 2001RB head as a power amp for a Line 6 Bass POD."

Tim outlines his tour gear setup in an Instagram post: "…@fenderguitar super bassman..."

This picture on Tim's Instagram page clearly shows his Ampeg Porta-Flex B15N and he states in the description that this is his secret weapon.

Right at 2:47 The Orange Amp head can be seen completely and clearly. Also throughout the video quick shots of parts of the amp head are seen. But this shot viewers can see the different script for Orange as well as the 1 Big knob, 3 small knobs, and then 2 Big knobs in a row. Clearly identifying this bass amp head.

Tim outlines his tour gear setup in an Instagram post: "...#Sansamp VT Bass DI..."

Tim outlines his tour gear setup in an Instagram post: "…Auguilar Tone Hammer..."

Tim can be seen playing a six-string acoustic guitar at a performance in Melbourne, rather than his usual four-string bass

Tim outlines his tour gear setup in an Instagram post: "…160xt DBX Compressor..."

Tim Foreman says, "I use a Gallien-Krueger 2001RB head as a power amp for a Line 6 Bass Pod," in this article.

Tim outlines his tour gear setup in an Instagram post: "…UE 11s In-Ears..."

Tim and the other members of Switchfoot can be seen working on Macbook Pros in this Instagram Post.