Tim Millar's Gear

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"One of the newest members of the Kiesel Artist Family, Tim MacMillar, plays through the song "Harbinger" from his band, Protest The Hero.

To learn this song, check out the guitar tab book here: https://www.sheethappenspublishing.co...

For more information on the Crescent guitar, call our custom shop experts at (858) GUITARS or click below: http://www.kieselguitars.com/catalog/..."

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IN this video for total guitar Tim and Luke teach us how to play clarity by Protest the Hero. In this playthrough Tim can be seen playing a esp mh guitar

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In this video Luke and Tim rundown their gear. Tim uses a Peavey 3120 head. He uses this head paired with an engl cab

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Tim uses a mxr smartgate as part of his pedal board setup

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In the Of Our Own Volition documentary Tim can be seen using a Peavey Generation ex guitar. This guitar in some of the live footage, and music video scenes

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In this video Tim and Luke talk about the gear they used. In the video Tim talks about his Peavey Sessions guitar that he has used

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In this video Tim and Luke talk about the gear he uses. tim shows his Peavey 3120 guitar amp head that he uses

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In the Vimeo video by Kontakt Films, Tim Millar discusses using the Maxon OD808 Overdrive in his pedal chain.

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Tim uses a boss blues driver on his pedal board

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Tim uses a boss volume pedal as part of his pedal board setup

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In a Vimeo video by Kontakt Films, Tim Millar of Protest The Hero is shown using a Boss TU-2 Chromatic Tuner. Notably, he has customized the tuner with a Blues Driver faceplate to repair the pedal.

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In the YouTube video titled "Building process Padalka MS-6 PTH for Tim Millar," Tim Millar is shown using the Padalka MS6 PTH guitar.

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In this Instagram reel, Tim Millar says that they use the iConnectivity PlayAUDIO12 for their live shows.

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In this Instagram reel, Tim Millar shows the Allen & Heath AR2412 24x12 I/O Expander for Qu / Avantis / SQ Mixers as part of the band’s playback and in-ears setup for the tour.

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Tim Millar uses a Radial Power-1 Power Conditioner, as shown in an Instagram reel in which he breaks down the band's playback and in-ears setup for the last tour.

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In this Instagram reel, Tim Millar says they use an Allen & Heath SQ-5 for front of house.

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In Tim Millar’s Instagram reel from rehearsal setup for the Europe run, a REVV Vertical 120-Watt 2x12" Guitar Speaker Cabinet can be seen in the jam space.

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Tim Millar is shown using a Neural DSP Quad Cortex in this Instagram reel posted by @timmacmillarpth from the rehearsal space.

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In Tim Millar’s Instagram reel from the rehearsal space, the Shure GLXD16+ Digital Wireless Guitar Pedal System can be seen on his pedalboard.

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In Tim Millar’s Instagram reel from rehearsal setup for the Europe run, the Seymour Duncan PowerStage 200 can be seen in his rig.

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Tim Millar uses a Pedaltrain Metro 16, as shown in his Instagram reel from rehearsals for the Europe tour setup day.

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In this Instagram reel, Tim Millar shows the guitars he is taking on tour and identifies them in the caption as "From left to right is the Crescent, Aries and Delos," confirming that he uses a Kiesel Aries.

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In an Instagram reel, Tim Millar shows the guitars he is taking on tour and identifies one of them as a Delos, writing: "From left to right is the Crescent, Aries and Delos."

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Tim Millar is shown using a Kiesel AC375 in this Instagram reel.

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In an Instagram reel posted by Tim Millar, he is shown using a Roland Juno-DS 88 while playing through Protest the Hero interludes and preparing for solo piano gigs.

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