Love the way music is still so fresh with Tim He's still that 19 year old trying an amp for the first time One of the best in his trade

Love your setup. I think I'm going to start calling Tim's studio his Fortress of Amplitude.

What a fantastic video. I've wanted a Park for soooo long.

"The amp pushes you into directions".....incredible truth in that statement! Unfortunately not all of us can fill a room with amps and great guitars. Serious envy, though I can appreciate great guitarists that play one guitar and one amp....still, this video is amazing. Loved the 12 string demo, the vox, and the matchless...

Hey Tim, you've been my teacher over the past three years, I can't tell you how much you have truly Inspired and influenced my ability to play and write.I have been playing for 53 yrs. No one person has ever had the enormous impact that you have had on my ability to play.My engineer turned me on to your channel when you first came out. Thank you so very,very much... Mark

That intro jam made me definitely go for the Hiwatt! But they all sounded good for me!

Thank you for taking us on this tour of all your great amps, played at aerobic volumes! Just the best sounds. Your blast room for the cabs is a great and enviable setup. 😋

California Electrical District has a big picture of Tim in their lobby!

This was the best overview of amps I have ever heard. Period.

That RSA 23 is on top of my list for sure

That was a glorious 17 minutes of listening and viewing. Thanks, Tim.

Absolutely fantastic comparative overview of some really classic amps. Thank you for that and for your incredible and inspiring playing.

Love your joy, love the adjectives, love your videos. Often way over my head technically but I still enjoy hanging out with you.

I love how you kind of have this dense gear environment around you that is reminiscent of the space shuttle. Yes, it's a cockpit. Blasting off in 3-2-1!

..Tim Pierce I wanna thank you for being you..... period.

Thanks for sharing your knowledge and enthusiasm Tim!

Tim I love to see the joy you get from playing, it inspires me to work harder to find more ways to sooth my soul, from vibrating strings.

I was wondering how many producers and engineers say that they would love your set up for reamping but then you are such a pro and so experienced that your nuanced expertise would get them the results way quicker. Great sounds.

Park is my favorite Marshall type amp. So glad they are making them again.

You make everything sound incredible. That Marshall... wow!

That's not a cockpit....it's a Tone Pit. Great video!

Finally, after all these years, I have found the piece of kit I really need. It's called a blast area, and it shall live downstairs! Just need to win the lottery, and it's sorted!

Tim Pierce you sir are an absolute treasure trove of sweet jam!

You are completely wonderful Tim. Thanks for sharing your spirit, your knowledge and your equipment with everyone. I used to play that Silvertone hollowbody in a band in college in the 80s. I just finished building a version of a Silevertone 1484, so it is good to hear all the comparisons as I tweak the tone of my first amp build. Thanks!

You have such a great collection of sounds and tone. Thank you for sharing and inspiring me! My fav is that Morgan ac15 and rsa 23❤

Tim is so cool. He connects so easily with everyone.

Such an awesome video! Great as always Tim!

Great amps, great video. I really enjoyed getting a taste of each one. It will really help me differentiate the sound of amps in the future. That Plexi is by far my favorite of the bunch.

Sweet amps. Love that Marshall tone man. Love the videos

Thanks for showing these amps! I loved the bigger Park and, surprisingly, the PRS!

The video we have all been waiting for. It is nice to see the traditional components all guitarists know. But when it comes to amp switchers, mic preamps, and special post process effects many people would be enlightened with a tour of that side of the mothership. Thanks Tim.

Another great vid from you ! Your enthusiasm is infectious !! Would love to hear more about the guitars you regrettably parted with? Also how about a series dissecting your session playing on some of the great songs you have contributed to :- ie - instrument-amp-settings-effects etc ? Thanks, and keep up the great work !!

Once again you inspire but also instruct, your hands are the most valuable tools in that room.

Twelve amps of awesomeness! Twelve steps in the ladder of badass tone! Good stuff Tim!!

Sick Video TP!!! Man, I hope to meet you one day!!! Great playing and tones Bruddah!! Thanks for all your great stuff!!!

I love when he says.. "Im lucky to have it..." when talking about the '69 Marshall....a freakin '69 plexi 100w Super Bass....my Holy grail.....

Always a joy watching you work, sir!

Everything sounds good. Everything with your PRS sounds wonderful.

Hello Tim! Two things: Thank you so much for adding the new structured courses for beginners to your Master Class - they are exactly what I needed! Thing two, my favorite part of this video at 6:01 and that's why I subscribe to your Master Class. Thank you.

better than a concert, what a teacher, instructor, mentor, you want to learn and have fun its all here on Tim Pierce Guitar

So much fun! :) Beautiful tones.

I absolutely loved this, what a treat

Tim you sir are without a doubt one of my favorite guitar players of all time. You have something in common with Kirk Fletcher. You both always have a smile on your face....you love what you do, and so do I.

My guitar room is getting crowded too, no where like yours yet but you are a great role model for tube amp lovers! Love you call it your cockpit!

Wow Tim you have the best job in the world. As most of us around your age with long gone faded dreams of being rock starts, trudge into the office each day, it is really uplifting to be able to watch someone with your talent and enthusiasm have the opportunity to play such great gear for a living. Keep doing this stuff mate. Cheers from down under,

That 18W park prototype was easily my favourite! killing it

Been waiting for this vid. Thanx man.

Yeh. I've been playing 62 years. I love them amplifiers, too! Mine are all Fenders from 1962 ...

I just love all your videos and you're such a great guitarist

That was fun. Nothing like trying to describe the feeling of an amp under your fingers. Squishy, lots of bite, chewy etc. It is truly the beauty of having several amps. Thanks Tim, that was inspiring.

You're a joy, and I appreciate your channel. Tone for days...

"I always open the Master Volume up on all my amps because I have a blast area downstairs, I have a vault, I can go stadium loud and then I bring it back at a quieter level up here" That's a MASSIVELY important bit of information right there. I would love to see a vid on that setup. I often try to go "D.I" but it seems there's just no substitute for VOLUME. Great vid as always

Tim is a sommelier of tube amps. Amazing collection and I love the B&H FilmOsound.

Wow, what a set up! A vault for gunned cabs - that's wild! I was happy to see a Green Russian Big Muff on your desk and was hoping you'd play it through each amp, lol

The Marshall sounds fantastic

Top video as always!

You must have worked your ass off Tim to acquire all of those great and some iconic amps . And i have to say you looked so content and happy ripping out riffs n melodies on them . Thanks for sharing it tim.

super-workstation,super-sound,super-learning!-rockn,rolly,tim!

Man!, your craziness is awesome

Awesome video! I love amplifiers!! Great stuff! Thanks 🇨🇦

Man that Park 18! First time here on your channel Tim, Love that set up. Over dub central for sure.

Tim is a gift to this world.

Amp 6 Joe Morgan/Vox AC15 was my favorite also with that vintagey bottom end grabbed my ear. "Transport's me back to 1965 all though I was 7 years old I was dreaming about this stuff" @ 9:30. Gifted word's of the master behind the curtain. And, "the bottom ends seems to explode a bit like vintage transformers do." Marshall is a given especially for more kick/projection. I'd like to see a video about the keyboard & video controls & how you que up so many things so readily with it. Backing tracks, amps, pedals all seem 1 click away, he's a magic man.

I’m starting to finally realize the tone is in the hands of the player because Tim is distinctly Tim on just about all those amps! The Naylor and Park he really shines on!

Awesome really enjoyed that Tim thanks 🙏

Yeah man - the words we use to describe our favorite tones are definitely understood by other players. Give me a nice chewy & greasy tone & I'm set for sure!! Keep doing the good stuff!!!!!!!!!!!🤘😁🤘

your cockpit is just crazy....love it...

“If you just use words, it can be anything you want” 😆😂 Wonderful video!! Thanks 🙏

After each of your vids I'm inspired and discouraged at the same time man... You are the Guitar Gandalf.

I like the clean near the edge of break up. It sounds really good.

Another enjoyable video. Rock on!

Thank you Tim for your enthusiasm and sharing your tricks to all of us. Greetings from India.

I´ve followed THE Maestro since Springfields "Living in Oz". Then bought Tims first (?) professional album with Shandi and then Idle Cure and on and on. His guitar playing on the Mark Spiro stuff in the late 80s was just jaw dropping. "London is burning", was that you Tim? Jaw dropping stuff. Thx for your generous sharing of your knowledge! This 10 amp shootout is insane!

The. Best I have heard coming from you. Very good explanation of amplifying. Concepts. Hats off to you. Sir. I am old school. Thanks. Amen. Guitar amps 😊

DIG IT!!! Thanks, Tim!

Hey Tim! Every time when you play ,i hear the Song "green grass&high tides" rockn rolly,Tim👍

I don't about "dumb words" . As soon as you strummed that Plexi,I got that feeling; ZZ Top "Master of Sparks" . I believe that's what Billy was running Pearly through on those early albums. "Gushy" . Thanks man.

Thanks for the great vid. A man who understands nothing beats a real tube amp! Cool! Some of them did sound pretty similar, with changing up the guitars so much it was maybe tougher to "compare" them? But they all sounded great. I really like the custom little AC-15. Great video, thanks again!

Geat video! Thanks soo much! That 69 100watt Super Bass Plexi takes the cake by the way! 😍 I just purchased a Mesa Mark V 25 watt and it's the perfect amp that will capture all of these desirable tones and many more. I was certainly skeptical at first but honestly coming from a real stickler the Mark V 25 will do ANY SOUND/TONE. So happy I've finally found an amp that's this versatile and I'll have for the rest of my life. My quest for tone will always be present. I'll always be chasing tone but I'm really stoked I have an amp now that will do all the industry standard sounds, tones (and much more) we all love and desire.😁 Dig on the Mesa Mark V 25.

I first heard about you from our mutual friend Steve Brittenham when I recorded some guitar for him and was floored when I eventually heard you play!! wish I had gotten to Albuquerque before you left!! Then I heard more praises of your playing when I moved to Nashville from another mutual friend we have, Brent Mason!! Loving your videos and hope to meet you one day!! I'm now in West Palm Beach, Fla. and using the recording techniques I've learned from your videos!!! Keep up the great teaching!!

Marshall with the PRS was amazing!!!!! all really great!! Thanks Tim!!!

Love the Morgan AC15, that bottom end is radically different! These are all fantastic amps. You should profile them for the Kemper and sell the collection.

Great sounds!!!

Tim your a beast bro much love and respect...❤️🙏

You sir are amazing. Thank you. Cheers!

What a dream guitar set up

I love ur set up....sooooo awesome!!!!

Thanks Tim this is fantastic

Awesome riffing with the baritone/Diezel

That Park 18W reminded me a lot of early Who tones. I'm sure the guitar made a difference on that one.

That Electrosonic amp looks gorgeous!!!

Wow, some amazing tones. If I ever could afford to collect a bunch of amps, I think I would still go with the Synergy Amps modular system and profiling them with a Kemper and using IRs that I made myself in an isocab with maybe a handful of speakers. Much easier to just buy profiles, presets and IRs though but making them would be a fun process imo. I would never have the space to have a bunch of different guitar heads and a bunch of 4 × 12 or other sized cabs

Such a great setup!! Your AC must run continuously! :)

That 12 string Danelectro sounds very good...(hey all, EBEEP in a reply pointed out that it's not a Danelectro, but rather, is a Jerry Jones guitar that is Dano-inspired).

Tim: Love your videos and mostly your smile when playing! What your cockpit needs is a lava lamp... Please make a video about all the stuff below the desk that we don't get to see. Outboard gear, pedal board, shoes, etc.

Tom, you are the supreme master, megablaster of the guitar tones.lol So you will always be a reference and inspiration for me. How could I ever get to know you and see this guitar paradise that you created? God bless you master.

Man, what a dream setup! I Love it. I have my own little version of a cockpit, but my house is old, has some wiring anomalies, and I get so much damn buzz it's depressing.

That plexi is where it's at.

I love the Bell and Howell! My first "amp" was an old reel to reel tape recorder. I would plug my first electric guitar, a Gibson ES 330, and get incredible distortion.

Tim...the Legend...the Myth...the Big Foot of Amp knowledge and riffs 🎸🤙🏼