Tim Bernardes

In this video we can see Tim Bernardes playing a Hofner 4578. At 01:20 he says: "Essa aqui é uma guitarra da Hofner de, acho que de 67, no final dos anos 60. Hofner é a marca do baixo do Paul McCartney, né. O lance legal dela, é alem de ter essa alavanca aqui, é que ela tem os efeitos aqui, tem um fuzz aqui dentro e ela tem um treble booster também, que deixa o som mais agudo e aí da pra misturar os dois."

In the article TIm says he used an Epiphone Casino in the recording o " Melhor do que parece". Also he uses one in this live performance: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=geJAcVL2BQA

In an interview with Cultura Livre, Tim Bernardes mentioned that the Harmony Rocket Guitar was previously used by Rodrigo Amarante with Little Joy. The guitar is featured on the "66" album cover and was played by Bernardes during the "Melhor do que Parece Tour."

At 1:17 we can see Tim adjusting the knobs on a Fender The Twin amplifier.

In this vídeo about Tim's gear we see that he's playing through a Fender Hotrod Deville, which isn't his. At 0:33 he says: "Eu tenho um amp da Fender que chama Blues Junior que é mais ou menos esse só que um pouco menor"

At 2:38, Tim explains he uses a red Tonebender replica to recreate the George Harrison's fuzzy tones

Aos 46:01 do vídeo, é possível ver o Cry Baby no pedalboard do Tim.

In the song "Deixa Fugir", Tim uses a 12-String Danelectro.

He can be seen here singing into one.

Tim's Boss Super Overdrive SD-1 Pedal can be seen 3:33 into this video.

(46:07)Tim explain that he uses the BOSS ve-20 pedal to recreate the efects he used at studio to record the second album called "o terno".

(45:58)Tim tells that he's using the small stone phaser pedal, by electro harmonix. It's possible to hear the efect in some parts of "o cinza" and "medo do medo", from the second album.

At 1:16 we can see Tim playing through an vintage 60's Giannini Sonic.

At 2:39 we can see an Meteoro MTA3000 head next to a meteoro MHA2000.

At 2:39 we can see an Meteoro MHA2000 next to a MTA3000

"Eu uso um vibrato que é reverb também da z.cat."

Na revista, o tim fala que usou o Twin Reverb silverface pra gravar o melhor do que parece

Na revista, tim fala que usou uma burns de 12 cordas pra gravar deixa fugir

In this video we see him using the Shure SM57. Many others videos from Tim Bernardes also shows him using this equipment.

Tim Bernardes is frequently seen using the TASCAM 424 Portastudio in his work. In particular, the video for "volta" on YouTube showcases this multitrack recorder prominently by his side, highlighting its role in his creative process.

In a live performance at the PÚBLICO auditorium, Tim Bernardes is seen using the Shure Beta 58A microphone.

Tim Bernardes frequently uses the AKG D1000E microphone in his home recordings and videos. In the YouTube video titled "Lígia - Tom Jobim (by Tim Bernardes) | K7 bônus," uploaded by Timzeraverso, he can be seen using this microphone.

He uses one on this live performance to capture the acoustic sound of his guitar. You can see it clarly at 0:27. This one has no protection on the grid like the one on the picture of the mic, but it's an AKG D19.

Tim's Fuhrmann Analog Echo can be seen 3:42 into this video.

(45:56) The camera shows Tim's pedalboard, and it's possible to see the tuner pedal there. Just responsible for tunning.

In this video we can see Tim playing on a vintage white strat with a tortoise pickguard.

At 1:26 we see Tim playing with a green Dunlop Tortex 0.88 pick.

At 46:06 the Voodoo Lab's Pedal Power 2 Plus can be seen.

In the 2014 Showlivre studio performance of "Bote ao contrário" by O Terno, Tim Bernardes is seen playing a Fender Rhodes Mark I Stage 73, an instrument he has been using since 2012.

He uses this microphone quite often in his home recordings/videos.