Tim Pierce

In a YouTube video by Brett Papa titled "What's On Tim Pierce's Session Pedalboard And How He Gets Sounds," Tim Pierce reveals that the Nobels ODR-1 Natural Overdrive is an essential part of his setup.

In a video by The Tone Busters titled "Qual é o Set? - Tim Pierce," Tim Pierce is seen using a PRS McCarty 594 electric guitar.

In the YouTube video "Qual é o Set? - Tim Pierce - The Tone Busters," Tim Pierce is shown using a PRS Private Stock McCarty guitar, noted for its very vintage sound.

Starting at 5:23 into this video, Tim Pierce demonstrates and talks about the Line 6 M5 Stompbox Modeler on his pedalboard:

"...On this particular board, the only modulation source I have is the [Line 6] M5. So let's see what's up right now - a vibrato... I see these M5s on a lot of Nashville studio guitarist pedalboards. It's really a really good workhorse. Nice reverb... if somebody asks for a phaser or flanger it's there for you."

Tim Pierce: ''It's kind off one of my favorites, George Tripps designed this. The Way Huge Guy. It's just a really analog and warm sounding.

In the YouTube video titled "What's On Tim Pierce's Session Pedalboard And How He Gets Sounds," Tim Pierce discusses using the Xotic Effects RC Booster on his session pedalboard.

What's On Tim Pierce's Session Pedalboard And How He Get's Sounds.

I was surprised when I fired up the CP-1X at the amount of clarity and definition it gave me. It really seemed to follow and adapt to everything I played. No matter what style I played, this compressor always seemed to react in a musical way. Whether it’s country picking or very aggressive clean R&B or heavy rhythm or even distorted lead soloing, it always enhances what I’m doing.

In a YouTube video by Brett Papa titled "What's On Tim Pierce's Session Pedalboard And How He Gets Sounds," Tim Pierce is shown using the Boss GE-7 Graphic Equalizer on his pedalboard.

What's On Tim Pierce's Session Pedalboard And How He Get's Sounds.

What's On Tim Pierce's Session Pedalboard And How He Get's Sounds.

In the YouTube video titled "What's On Tim Pierce's Session Pedalboard And How He Gets Sounds," Tim Pierce discusses his use of the Menatone Red Snapper overdrive pedal as part of his session pedalboard setup.

What's On Tim Pierce's Session Pedalboard And How He Get's Sounds.

Tim pierce talks about ODR mini around 8:00 into this video.

“The Slide Rig and Cali 76 are are both champions in the quest for clean sustain.

For several decades now, clean sustain has been the most sought after and elusive goal of guitar players. Distorted guitar, by its nature, compresses itself. Clean and slightly distorted guitar tones benefit greatly from compression…There are lots of great outboard compressors that we all use when recording. but they can’t duplicate the sound of a compressor that a guitarist that puts between the guitar and the amplifier. This is where these two pedals shine.

Turn one of these compressors on, and you immediately notice a new fatness, a new width, and the kind of sustain we have all heard on our favourite records!! I immediately noticed that these compressors are in a different league than the small pedal compressors that are so commonplace. They simply sound like a guitar— on a record—- on the radio……..”

In this vídeo, Tim uses his Goldtop. It starts at 9:03.

Featured in this September 14, 2015 product demo. Pierce is also featured on the official Kahayan Audio product page.

“This is the best chorus I’ve ever used” – Tim Pierce

From the Voodoo Lab website

What's On Tim Pierce's Session Pedalboard And How He Get's Sounds.

What's On Tim Pierce's Session Pedalboard And How He Get's Sounds.

In this video (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HgZKEH7zGkY&t=405s) Tim is seen giving a tour of his pedalboard and he uses the Luxe at around 4:04.

in the video in 23m13s shows his live Pedal board

in the video in 23m13s shows his live Pedal board

in the video in 23m13s shows his live Pedal board

In a Premier Guitar Rig Rundown with John Bohlinger, Tim Pierce discusses his use of the Universal Audio Astra Modulation Machine.

in the video in 23m13s shows his live Pedal board

In this video, Tim Pierce is endorsing and playing the H7 throughout, citing Larry Carlton as one of his biggest inspirations.

In this YouTube video, Tim Pierce reviews a Tone-X pedal from IK Multimedia, saying:

It really is an amazing combination of great technology, ease-of-use and form factor. And it's relatively very inexpensive.

I know for a fact they could have charged more and it still would have been worth it.

In a video on The Official Xotic Guitars and Effects YouTube channel, Tim Pierce can be seen using the Xotic Effects AC Booster on his pedalboard, with a demonstration occurring at 0:48 in the video.

In the Premier Guitar Rig Rundown video titled "Tim Pierce Rig Rundown Guitar Gear & Studio Tour," at around the 2-minute mark, guitarist Tim Pierce showcases his 1962 Gibson ES-335.