Tim Renwick

Amp wise I use my Rivera M-60, which was previously owned by Tim Renwick of Pink Floyd. Just for the amp spotters both amps are loaded with Harma Diamond EL34s from Watford Valves.

I use a very simple set-up based around a reissue Fender Bassman (4 tens) and a few basic Boss stomp pedals.

“You’re mostly associated with the Stratocaster. The guitar you’re using now appears to be a 60’s model with a humbucker bridge pickup. Can you tell us a little more about it?” – “Yes. I bought it new, from Chandlers shop in Kew, in London about twelve years ago. It is sea-foam green having American electronics (Seymour Duncan Alnico Two pick-ups – single coil except for bridge position which is a dual tapped humbucker) and Japanese wooden parts. It has a pearlised scratchplate and was assembled by my friend Brinsley Schwartz for Chandler Guitars. It actually looks turquoise to me, but I’m a bit colour-blind!”

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Tim Renwick's Takamine EN10C acoustic-electric guitar, featuring stereo outputs and a rounded cutaway, is highlighted in Soundonsound's "Stolen Guitars Alert." The guitar, serial number 90010481, has 14 frets to the body and is reported to be in average condition.

Tim Renwick favors a Fender Stratocaster (Elite and Vintage series), Takamine acoustic and Ovation high-strung. His amps are Fender Pro-Reverb and Twin 2s.

This guitar was mentioned in the booklet of the reissue CD release of "P.U.L.S.E.". In the booklet it's called "Gibson 'Chet Atkins' Classical.

Tim Renwick owns a Martin 000C-16RGTE Aura guitar, identifiable by its serial number 1140783. This guitar, featuring a built-in Aura pickup system and a rounded cutaway, was purchased last year and is in excellent condition. It is stored in a black Martin case with gold-colored metalwork. This information is sourced from Soundonsound's "Stolen Guitars Alert."

Tim Renwick uses a Fender Stratocaster Custom Shop in Inca Silver color with typical 90's Strat Plus hardware and EMG pickups, as mentioned in an interview.

In the Pink Floyd video "Another Brick In The Wall (Part 2) [PULSE Restored & Re-Edited]" on YouTube, Tim Renwick plays a 1987 Fender Stratocaster Plus in Inca Silver.

Tim can be seen playing the intro to Wish You Were Here during Pink Floyd’s Pulse concert.

Tim Renwick used the Dallas Arbiter England Fuzz Face as part of David Gilmour's Pete Cornish board during Pink Floyd's 1994 tour, as documented by Bjorn on Gilmourish.

Tim Renwick used the Electro-Harmonix "Ram's Head" Big Muff Pi V2 as part of David Gilmour's Pete Cornish board during the 1994 tour, as confirmed by Bjorn on Gilmourish.

Tim Renwick used the Electro-Harmonix Electric Mistress Flanger/Filter Matrix as part of David Gilmour's Pete Cornish board during the 1994 tour, as confirmed by Bjorn on Gilmourish.

Tim Renwick used the MXR CSP102SL Script Logo Dyna Comp Compressor Pedal as part of David's Pete Cornish board during the 1994 tour, as noted by Bjorn on Gilmourish.

Tim Renwick used the MXR Phase 90 (Script Logo) as part of David's Pete Cornish board during the 1994 tour, as detailed by Bjorn on Gilmourish.

Tim Renwick used the Pete Cornish ST-2 (Grey Series) as part of David Gilmour's Pete Cornish board during the 1994 tour, as documented by Bjorn on Gilmourish.

In an interview on Gilmourish, Tim Renwick confirmed his use of the Yamaha SPX90 Digital Multi Effects Processor during the 1994 tour with Pink Floyd.

Tim Renwick confirmed using the Roland SDE-3000 during the 1994 tour with Pink Floyd, as stated in an interview with Bjorn on gilmourish.

Tim’s guitar can be seen plugged into a Duchess head while playing.

In the video titled "The Captain Meets Tim Renwick" by Andertons Music Co, Tim Renwick is seen using a Gray Guitar Emperor HSS.

In a video by Andertons Music Co titled "The Captain Meets Tim Renwick," Tim Renwick mentions that one of his go-to amplifiers at home is the Peavey Classic 30 112.

At 0:34 in the video provided by Gray Guitars, Tim Renwick can be seen using the Strymon El Capistan dTape Echo.

Tim plays this guitar, which is actually David’s, for Wish You Were Here.

There is a UA Ox on top of the Victory Amp Tim is using at Anderton’s.

Tim used David’s previous board for the Pulse and a Dyna Comp was on it.