FINALLY, The RIGHT 3 Pedals for KILLER Tone

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[barrymiller]

Agreed...always has a smile that could light up downtown Seattle. And his talent level, off the charts

[BigMikeGuitar]

I really like the idea of finding the optimal sweet spot on each overdrive pedal - what it does best - and then stacking them together “in collaboration” with each other, to craft a composite effect that’s potentially uniquely more than the sum of its individual parts.

[afringedweller]

I love this guy. He's so talented, and passionate, yet so humble.

[martinlahaie]

Man you've change a lot since starting on You Tube...you were sooo shy at the beginning of your on line presence...
Now you're a beast of a presenter !
KUDOS To you sir !
Awesome guitar player!

[quicksite]

Tim I just saw you on Rick Beato's channel giving the amazing psy-ops of how to do session work. I'd never really seen or heard that particular kind of insight before, and obviously it delighted Rick as well. "IF YOU'VE WON REALLY BIG ON YOUR MONO TRACK".... "CRISIS IN CONFIDENCE" taking a minute too long to change guitars.... "BEING GRANDFATHERED IN" for the role you were to play for the whole record. ... It's cool seeing you relay the adaptation tricks you went through-- and eventually being able to breeze through those complex latin chords. Subscribed just based on that interview!

[GuitarTrance]

Tim, I love your playing... I've been a fan since seeing you live at the USF Sundome in Tampa, Florida with Rick Springfield in the 80's... Instant fan! Being a player myself and on the road at that time with an "A Circuit" cover band (we all have to eat), I was really young at the time... a minor not old enough to play in clubs (alchohol, etc.), so the guys had to lie to get me into clubs legally as a guitarist for that band. I had not seen you live prior to that, and I said, "Oh my God... where did this guy come from, and where did Rick find him?" Between you and RIck, live, I had chills up and down my arms and spine throughout the entire show. I immediately went out and bought everything Rick did that you played on!

I still love your playing, but I miss everything about those days... the entire music scene and your playing. Everything was easy-going, fun, not uptight, fresh, and very exciting. Now? Well... not a huge fan of "Alt Rock", etc... not at all as a matter of fact. Rock no longer DRIVES as it did then... kinda' boring in comparison, for me. Sorry to those who disagree... my opinion only! Not trying to offend in any way.

You were big, edgy but VERY melodic... your tone was wonderful. When you started Jesse's Girl I flipped over the tone... again big, very chunky and tight, and of course very 80's with your own special twist. My favorite solo -- and they all were, seriously -- but my absolute favorite, believe it or not, was your soloing on "Souls". We used to play that song in the cover band after hearing you live, and I got chills every time I played it. I think I got it note for note... and imagined it being played by you and Rick every time I played it. Chills man, chills! :-P

My other absolute favorite was your work on "State of the Heart." Chords, tone, choice of notes made that song what it was. Seriously deep, soulful, heady and an "atmospheric" track... takes me away to this day whenever I hear it. The production on Tao was incredible. Anyway, your tracks on SOTH were phenomenal... all the way around. Tao was a very deep, kinda' dark album... but in a good way. Not depressing... just really deep and thought provoking... musically and lyrically.

It would be nice to see/hear you do all of the soloing from "Souls" on your channel sometime... just for old time sake. It would be a thrill all over again. Plus, I could finally see whether I actually played it properly or not, once and for all. :-P So VERY melodic and emotive... perfect for that song... ripping at the same time! Wonderful tone!

As I said, I still love your playing, and I miss the 80's Tim Pierce greatly sometimes. I know, things move on and life would get stale if not. But mainly just wanted you to know you were one of my guitar heroes/guitar idols, and you inspired me to go beyond what I even imagined being as a player. The playing you did with Rick was some of the best stuff you've ever done... some of the best stuff ANYONE has ever done! Don't ever be ashamed of your 80's "Rick stuff"... you absolutely rocked, helped make Rick's music what it was at that time, and had a HUGE fan base with all of the players I was exposed to around the nation when I was out gigging for a living. The players who slam the 80's are possibly a bit lazy, and may not have the fortitude to become as good as the greats -- you being one -- from that era. At least that's been my experience with 80's-bashing players today.

Nevertheless, so glad you're still around and playing, friend. Thanks much for the massive inspiration, Tim Pierce!

BTW... sorry for the "novel"! %-\

[RCSmiths]

Tones are what get the player motivated in my humble opinion! Fascinating to see you get such strong and rather defined tones with just a few tricks up the sleeve. Cheers.

[scoutgirl]

Yikes! I feel like I just got off the 'Tilt-a-whirl' I'm still processing the amazing tones you revealed with the pedals you featured. Amazing tones, sounds, but also an investment. For me, a dinosaur rocker at 61 years old, I realize I'm behind the technology curve when it comes to pedal effects. Trust me. For an old dog you taught me a new trick. Thank you tim. Always enlightened with your videos.
Kurtiss

[spmartin]

He’s not only a brilliant player, but maybe the most authentically nice guy on the web!

[johncalcott]

The intonation on that PRS is amazing.

[douglaschristine]

I like to watch him play, he looks so happy.

[CJLee-jdlh]

Dang this has to be one of the most instructive and intuitive tone lesson videos.. high praise to Mr. Tim Pierce!!

[karmaguitaramplifiers]

Tim - Thanks for the shout-out buddy! Much appreciated!

[Waterinmenbenen]

Gorgeous tones there Tim. And that PRS is mesmerisingly beautiful.

[eflizotte]

God bless you Tim everything you play sounds amazing

[thisdyingsoul]

I love that while you do use a lot of boutique and vintage gear, you also tell us about lower cost alternatives to those pieces

[evenstephen]

Was checking this out for the Super Sweet, which I have & wanted to see how you used it…and was just amazed by the awesome tone of the 3 combined pedals. Nice job on this…

[bunglerat]

It's criminal that Tim doesn't have more subscribers & views. Not only is he a phenomenal guitar talent but he comes across as a genuinely nice guy who clearly knows & loves his craft. I wish I could play my PRS as good as he does.

[marcofioravanti]

What I love in YT: Useful informations, shared by the experienced, demonstrated in a great, entertaining way! Big thanks!

[shipsahoy]

Love your presence, Tim!! Thanks for sharing 😊