Tim Lefebvre

In this 2016 interview with No Treble, Tim says he used this amplifier with an Ampeg cabinet when recording David Bowie’s album Blackstar.

The Octabvre (pronounced "octave") is a dual mode analog octaver that adds a harmonically rich sub octave to your instrument. It was designed with the input of bass player Tim Lefebvre, a man who has achieved great heights both musically and physically (he's really tall).

In the YouTube video titled "Tim Lefebvre On Using Effects Pedals for Bass" by D'Addario and Co., Tim Lefebvre is shown using the Moollon Bass Drive pedal.

"Official DI for Tedeschi Trucks Band studio. We've used it on every track of the new record. Bobby Tis the engineer loves it." Tim Lefebvre (David Bowie, Tedeschi Trucks Band, others)

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Tim Lefebvre is pictured using a Fender Precision Bass, highlighting it as one of his main instruments.

Seen on this photo with that bass

In the video titled "Tim Lefebvre On Using Effects Pedals for Bass," Tim Lefebvre discusses and demonstrates his use of the Boss OC-2 Octaver pedal.

Tim Lefebvre is seen using the Way Huge Pork Loin overdrive pedal in photos on his official website.

In the video "PedalsAndEffects: Tim Lefebvre meets EarthQuaker Devices," Tim Lefebvre is seen playing a Gibson EB-2 Bass Guitar.

Tim Lefebvre frequently uses the Moollon Classic Precision Bass, as evidenced by a photo on NoTreble.

In a video by D'Addario and Co. titled "Tim Lefebvre on Subbing in for the Saturday Night Live Band," Tim Lefebvre is shown using the Ampeg Micro-VR Stack.

In a video by Pedals and Effects titled "Part II With Tim Lefebvre On Creating Octave Sounds," Tim Lefebvre can be seen using the TC Electronic Corona Chorus pedal.

In a video by Pedals and Effects titled "Part II With Tim Lefebvre On Creating Octave Sounds," Tim Lefebvre uses the 3Leaf Audio You're Doom Fuzz pedal.

In the YouTube video titled "PedalsAndEffects: Part II With Tim Lefebvre On Creating Octave Sounds," Tim Lefebvre demonstrates the Electro-Harmonix Frequency Analyzer XO, showcasing its role in crafting unique octave effects.

"I get a massive sound out of the TH 500 and SL 112 cabinet. It handles all my dubby low end efx with aplomb, and delivers a crisp and weighty upright sound."

In the video "Tim Lefebvre - Board 2 Debt" by Musicmaker, Tim Lefebvre is shown using the Bananana MATRYOSHKA Bass Synth.

In the Premier Guitar "Rig Rundown" video featuring the Tedeschi Trucks Band, Tim Lefebvre is shown using the Dunlop Echoplex Delay EP103.

In this video he tests mxr bass envelope filter.

In a live performance photo on Notreble, Tim Lefebvre is pictured using the Aguilar Tone Hammer 500 Head.

In a video by D'Addario and Co. titled "Tim Lefebvre on Subbing in for the Saturday Night Live Band," Tim Lefebvre is shown playing a Moollon J Classic bass.

In the YouTube video titled "PedalsAndEffects: Tim Lefebvre meets EarthQuaker Devices," Tim Lefebvre is shown using the EarthQuaker Devices Bit Commander guitar synth pedal.

Seen on this video

In a user-uploaded photo from TED, Tim Lefebvre can be seen using the SWR SM-400 bass amplifier head.

In a photo provided by TED, Tim Lefebvre is shown using the Gallien-Krueger 700RB-II bass amplifier head.

In a video by Pedals and Effects, Tim Lefebvre discusses his use of the Boss RE-20 Space Echo to create octave sounds.

In the YouTube video "PedalsAndEffects: Tim Lefebvre meets EarthQuaker Devices," Tim Lefebvre can be seen using the EarthQuaker Devices Arpanoid harmonizer pedal.

In the YouTube video "PedalsAndEffects: Part II With Tim Lefebvre On Creating Octave Sounds," Tim Lefebvre is seen using the Darkglass Electronics Vintage Deluxe bass effects pedal.

In Premier Guitar's "Rig Rundown" video featuring the Tedeschi Trucks Band, Tim Lefebvre is shown using the TecAmp Enersquare. This bass cabinet/monitor enhances the tactile experience of bass vibrations when stood upon. Built from high-quality 15mm plywood and coated with a durable polyurea finish, the Enersquare offers a frequency response of 20 Hz to 400 Hz and handles power up to 600 RMS, providing intensity and detail with minimal volume.

Tim Lefebvre is featured on the Ampeg artist list, highlighting his use of the Ampeg SVT-VR bass amplifier head, as shown in a photo from Loudtechinc.