Our Current Pedalboards & Live Rigs [The Gear We Used With Andy Timmons]

[@Chord_The_Seeker]

Now this is the length of video I subscribed for, not that 38 minute nonsense.

[@metaphoria3]

Well it is a review vid

[@metaphoria3]

Tbf 38 min is still almost an hr worth of content on broadcast television sans commercials ofc

[@andsoistopped]

This episode is like the culmination of every video since 2016. All the concepts/principles/ideas/experimentation coming together in an hour and a half exploration and understanding. Slam dunk as they say in the cricket.

[@ThatPedalShow]

Touchdown! Cheers Tony!

[@andsoistopped]

@@ThatPedalShow 😂😂😂 One hundred and eiiiiiiiiggghhhhteeeeeeeeeyyyy!!!!!!

[@Mike-pv3hg]

He would be better off with just one amp. Both amps sounded great until he blended them together which resulted in a net loss. I get that combining stuff together is fun but it rarely ever sounds good.

[@danolivier4899]

Wait - it's an episode about pedalboards and pedals...is this like a new direction you guys are going?? love you both.

[@PopsIntrepidPedaler]

Lol..🤣

[@NonalignedVideos]

LOL

[@cchavez248]

That's a good one. But, I really do understand, a bit, why they had to change up . I too, was getting a bit burned out with the same old as I had watched D&M since the first show. It was perfect timing for me, it was time that the show delved into other parts of the rig. I loved it all, cheers!

[@danolivier4899]

@@cchavez248 I would honestly watch these guys eat doritos for an hour. but I have to say, my body was ready for a good pedalboard episode

[@cchavez248]

@@danolivier4899 to be honest, the pedalboard thing scares me way more than it should. I know that building an effective pedalboard is really about creating an effective rig. I think I have it, but then the next, " it" pedal hits the arena and I'm tone hunting again. I need to get to a point of NoMore Gear Whore before I'm ready!

[@charliecarr2423]

I just gotta say, over the years you guys have helped me through some dark, lonely times, hearing your two voices have been my only friends at times. I'm better now, and I'll say the best part of hanging out with you is when is turn off your video and start playing on my own, making sounds, having fun, connecting to the beauty of the universe. Thanks and cheers!

[@ThatPedalShow]

It’s humbling to hear that Charlie. As you probably know Dan and I have some of those times too so we hear you loud and clear. GREAT to hear things are easier now. Be well buddy!

[@markharris2562]

Take care.

[@elliotgreen987]

Still come back to this video for inspiration all the time, really puts into context everything you teach us. The sounds you guys get from one pedalboard each are phenomenal in execution and scope and set the benchmark for guitar rigs

[@tonyvardy2399]

I prefer personally these type of shows, how all the favours of pedals come together and create magic whilst also highlighting how and why, cheers guys going to buy the red panda now!!

[@gratefulpipeandcigar3239]

Hello Boys, I just had to say that you don’t know how happy it makes me to hear the amplifier humming and making noise in the beginning of this video. Usually, I don’t notice it in KZbin videos and then when I turn my own amp on, I am disappointment. You have excellent equipment and your Amp still hums. God bless it.

[@angelomelitc]

Dan. I absolutely love your enthusiasm for what you do as a musician and a technical and creative expert. I live in Northern Michigan and love wearing my TPS t shirts to gigs and always suggest your show to people asking about my guitar rig. You guys have helped me with lots of ideas and tips. Be well and thank you. Angelo

[@ThatPedalShow]

Ah, thanks so much Angelo 🤗

[@kodykindhart5644]

Same here in Pdx

[@Csar-wj3od]

Same here!!!

[@STRATMAN1969]

Same here , Cheers Angelo from K-ZOO

[@DancingBearshy]

Same

[@Cohesive.]

Everyone is rightfully freaking out about this episode, and it is truly a culmination of everything we have all learned since the show’s introduction. However, what brings me so much joy is that you’re both driven to this amazing gear by the joy of gigging (after a very long time of no live playing), i.e., the basis of all our time spent on this channel. You guys remind me the simple joy of being a gigging guitarist (and a loud one at that) every week. Cheers

[@ThatPedalShow]

Thank you Goose!

[@peterjessop1878]

This was a great show guys. What it showed to me, again, is how well you compliment each other as players. You are on different paths, but the goal is always the same: whatever works for the benefit of the song, which is exactly as it should be.

[@AlexAlexAlexMartin]

Dan‘s guitarsound is the best i‘ve ever heard. Magic!

[@ThatPedalShow]

Ah, cheers mate, yeah, it’s pretty special 🤗

[@Stboser]

I end up rewatching this video about every 3 months… and it’s amazing every single time!

[@michaelnagher6719]

Sometimes I just don't know what to say !!! I have watched every TPS show and you both never cease to amaze me. Granted there are so many specific to the Artist tones that we all love. Both of you put together rigs that deliver all the tones we all love and still put your personal spin on them. Thanks for making this fun for a novice like me. Problem is I am a novice with great taste in gear thanks to you both.

[@ThatPedalShow]

Thank you Michael!

[@justinbalog]

This is was a really special episode. So many of us look up to you as artists, and getting to experience you talking about your brush choice was something I’m sure everyone of us loved. Thanks TPS team! Keep being the best of the net. Love you all!

[@ThatPedalShow]

Thanks mate 🙏

[@justinbalog]

@@ThatPedalShow you bet!

[@georgeramplin8749]

That 12 string riff with the gain and harmonic trem might be the best sound to come out of this channel since Joey landreths twin tremolo event

[@ThatPedalShow]

Yay!

[@georgeramplin8749]

@@ThatPedalShow unreal gents, absolutely top notch!

[@alisabbagh8242]

Mick just confirmed that the poweramp/preamp setup was a great idea. I have been building this same setup for about a year now. It just works so well. Thank you TPS for inspiring us mortals with your knowledge and wisdom. You guys are ACE!!

[@dowaliby1]

There are so many great musicians, and KZbin offers unprecedented access to so many of them, along with a wealth of knowledge there for the taking, But Mick and Dan are hands-down my favorites, Absolutely brilliant! What I have learned from them cannot be quantified. i guess you could say they are my musical role models.

[@ThatPedalShow]

Ah man, thanks so much Alfred!

[@Chris.Wiley.]

Mick - you rearranging the guitars on Dan's side of the room warms my heart. 🙂

[@BenTothHU]

“That’s what’s happening in your chorus pedal but Dan is doing that across two amps” what a legend.

[@lynyrddeville]

That is sooo cool I think now that I have switching and routing flexibility and a great pair of amps I think I need to try it myself, it just sounds epic yet tasteful.

[@taviswardlaw]

I do the exact same thing as Dan running my diamond vibrato into my breaking up dry amp rather than my brighter, high-headroom wet path for the same reason. Good to know some of what I’ve learnt over the years of watching TPS is coming out in my thought process! Great video guys. Love it!

[@robert_starling]

Dan has become a hybrid version Mr. Miyagi and Jedi of pedal tweaking!!! Best sounding Tele tone I've ever heard

[@jamesroy9182]

That vibrato chorusing trick is lovely. You can get a piece of that running a vibrato into a delay, or even a reverb, if you're not doing as complicated a rig.

[@stanislavmigra]

Best episode ever. Period. Pure masterclass in guitar sounds, playing and how to approach covers.

[@ThatPedalShow]

🤗

[@christurner2398]

I posted last October test my daughter sat with me watching TPS on the day she was born, 9 months on and she screams the place down until I put TPS on when she just sits quietly chilling out and watching the show. Thanks for the long distance child care.

[@ThatPedalShow]

Ha! Nice one Chris. 9 months of amazingness!

[@Csar-wj3od]

I'm a Mick Taylor type of guy... Strat + High Headroom Amp +Distortion. But I envy Dan's pursuit of sounds... I'm impressed with his tones for the their band. All distinctive tones with a purpose and super usable. Love this show because you are applying all the Theory we learned here over the past 10 years. The best!!!!

[@BenFentem]

Multiple follow up thoughts after this one: - Paul Davids has done a great video on the ‘Message in a Bottle’ harmony of anyone wants to learn it - Mick, your gainy tones on that strat are insane - That massive 12 string gains are giving my wallet palpitations. Not sure i’d ever get opportunity to make those noises in my context but wow! - HRM is now on the need to buy list - Dan’s soundscaping is majestic - Need to revisit my chorus options, I think I’m being too heavy handed with it - I need a gold top! Not sure if humbuggies, P90s or even Filtertrons but I need a mahogany single cut in gold! Having watched the EV episode recently, I have a level of intrigue as to how one would sound in my Laney, or even how could an emulation Two Notes have one for my silent rig Killer show gents, thank you both

[@MAP448]

109 Mic! You guys did such a wonderful job. You're helping so many of us guitar players become guitar aficionados. I hope I spelled that correctly. lol I just absolutely love you two & cannot tell you how much I appreciate everything you've shared with us & attempted to help us move forward on our relationships with our guitars & learning about what our gear can really do. Thank you so much gentlemen!

[@ThatPedalShow]

Thanks so much Matt 🤗

[@workersofthe]

Wow, when Dan plays his ethereal noises for the beginning of Hear My Train A Comin’, I can actually hear train crossing warning bells, as if a train is in fact, a-coming. It happens at 31:20 and again at 1:02:48. Incredible. Is anyone else hearing that? It sounds like a type of self-oscillation in the H9 or maybe some magic the Tensor is doing

[@STRATMAN1969]

Ooh yeah .I was like that's not just train noises .I swear I could hear the squealing of the braking wheels and everything . I'm glad I wasn't the only one that was appreciating the extraordinary depth of soundscapes Dan was creating .

[@mattdayne2585]

I think that was the Mood looping with the H9 pitch modulator. The mood has a looper side the can make things sound different as the loop continues going.

[@EdgeOfFuzz]

This is easily one my favorite episodes to date. You both are so wonderfully humble and respect each of your respective tonal journeys. Keep up all the good work! Thank you!

[@thelongplaylp]

I like the gig/song-specific approach! It can be tough to dial in sound for whatever kind of abstract purpose, but when there's a piece of music to perform or record, that really sharpens things.

[@jayeshrathore5804]

These are one of the most holy sounds I've ever heard. Thank you guys for showing your pedal boards and the magic happening through them. Genius you people are

[@ThatPedalShow]

Yay! Thank you Jayesh!

[@aionguardian9062]

Hey Dan & Mick, just wanted to say that back in 2015 I decided to switch instruments from a high level piano background to electric guitar. I literally had no idea how to use amps, pedals, or gear of any kind. Admittedly, it was a little overwhelming. At some point though, I found your show and after watching a few episodes it taught me how to actually be a guitarist, dial in usable sounds, eq amplifiers and many other things, not to mention an overall sense and passion for what playing and hearing electric guitar is all about. Thanks!!

[@ThatPedalShow]

Amazeballs. We are totally jealous of the piano thing. Bet it’s really helped your chord knowledge!

[@PlanetRoss365]

The sounds... The setlist ("Black Night" too?)... That 12-string through the Argo with the Monk (!!!!!)... The HRM (push mine with a JRAD Touch)... Wish I could have made it across the pond for those shows. Just brilliant. Chapeau!!

[@youngandrew66]

The tears for solo is amazing, so melodic yet aggressive. A lot of 80s solos were like this

[@andsoistopped]

I think it’s also true to say that there is a whole lot of genius in the folks that made these songs in the first place when you consider the work that has to go in to get in the ball park.

[@Smitty_Werbenjagermanjenson]

And a whole lot of experience, energy, and drugs

[@TheBeriking]

Wow. What a way to go out on hiatus. This was the pinnacle of the TPS journey so far. Each of you built a rig that played to his strengths and tastes, covered immense ground and provided every type of sound the gig needed. All the concepts that have been discussed over the last few years - applied to perfection (and in a very different, personal way for each of you) to get you where you need to be. From now on, if I have to explain TPS to a friend and why so many people love it so much, all I have to do is point to this episode. Enjoy the time off, we’ll be here replaying this in the mean time. Bravo!

[@hankrocks7504]

This comment is for Dan! Thanks to you sir I’ve gotten my first proper fender ! Got myself a player telecaster in butterscotch and mostly due to how you use them for gain tones . You guys have opened my eyes to what single coils can do! Rock on!

[@ThatPedalShow]

Ah, that’s awesome!! May it serve you well 🙏

[@SeanJWestcott]

Absolutely fascinating insight into how Dan and Mick think about and build their tones in the service of the songs they are playing … and for our listening pleasure …

[@jeffwithajay42]

12 seconds in and already this is going to be a favourite episode

[@fuzznerd]

Dan don't change your rig too quickly. It sounds incredible. And you've inspired me to dust of my looper and get creative with it. Thanks :)

[@ThatPedalShow]

Yeah, I’m so happy with it, have got a few ideas I want to try 🤗

[@kjphoto]

An hour and thirty minutes of tonal goodness to accompany me on my way to (and later from) work today. Mega-cheers from the Big Apple!

[@janbrenner9488]

It's fascinating how many subtle differences human ears can perceive, and how much effort it takes to translate that subtlety into a guitar rig. It's almost a philosophical task that requires so much knowledge - not to mention the skills on the instrument. What you do here is really fucking honorable every time. Even if you had to make do with just two pedals, an amp, and the guitar, it would sound like a revelation. You are the professors of good tone!

[@ThatPedalShow]

Cheers Jan 🙏

[@gospelpopmusic]

Thank you Professor "Tone"

[@murph1017]

That neck pickup on Mick's gold top Less Paul is something else. It's such a great balance of warmth and articulation. I've always struggled with neck positions on humbucker guitars. They're either too wooly and dark, or too hot to work with my gain stages setup for my single coils. Dan's nods as his pads come together are so much fun. I love it when Dan gets ambient and spacey. You can see how much fun he's having. Enjoy your vacation guys. We appreciate you!

[@ThatPedalShow]

Cheers bud 🙏

[@kevinberthoud9347]

Upfront: D&M - Thanks for being so generous with your knowledge and time (editing videos, research, planning, executing all stuff TPS store, shop, experience days, guests, vLogs, etc. and so on). It mean so much to me (and IMHO guitarists everywhere) that you are choosing to give in this way. Dan I love your musical musings; always impressed by the depth of your knowledge and the thoughfullness that goes in to your sonic approach. Mick I am following you down the amp rabbit hole ... Mesa Boogie California Tweed; 2Rock CRS (mine is 50 watt .. i love this amp .. wowsie!); working on a stereo power (likely fayetteville) amp with Kingsley preamps loving the Juggler ... keeping my 55 fender tweed deluxe 😄. Cheers!

[@TP-xe2hi]

Love this show been watching for years now! Here's an idea: Replicate viewers pedal boards in your studio using the exact same pedals and review them and make suggestions what they can do to make them better...please start with mine, just let me know where to send the picture! 😁

[@dobster5819]

Thank you for this wonderful show, the sounds you both create for these songs was a joy to hear live. Just brilliant.

[@ThatPedalShow]

Thanks so much for being there

[@mattnorero4404]

Two respected gear guides and musicians both acting like two kids in a candy store is awesome! 1 of my favorite episodes. Cheers! 🍻🍺

[@seanpatrickwatkins640]

This is so so so enjoyable, so enlightening, so much fun! Both boards offer such great sounds, and you guys offer each with infectious enthusiasm, I can't help smiling through the entire show. Thank you!!!

[@dmac-333]

One of the best guys. Dans face, so excited. Like a 70s kid whose mum just bought him the Death Star.

[@ed.bromiel]

Watching your guys' growth play and pedalboard tones over the years has been is so inspiring!!

[@ThatPedalShow]

Thank you Ed. We are verily enjoying the continued evolution. :0)

[@johnlong5003]

I new Dan would have to go on a journey when he first made this board - glad to see hes arrived safely!

[@michaelkay611]

Harmonic trem, heavy overdrive, octave fuzz... on a 12-string. That's just complete madness. And totally glorious. Amazing episode! Thank you!

[@michaelpeterson5061]

HOLY MOLEY. That 12 string sound just kept giving me one Dan-esque moment after another! MORE PLEASE!

[@ThatPedalShow]

Yah! As I always say, if you make it louder and more bassy, it sounds better. Hahahah! Mick here. /0)

[@samsantanamusic]

These are some of the best guitar sounds you guys have ever had! You never cease to impress me 😳

[@timchalmers1700]

Great episode !! With some great playing !! And thanks also for your comments on continuing to grow as musicians and not staying stuck at some level.

[@beeflin]

Totally agree about headroom. I've spent half my life trying to cope with distorting amps but you have inadequate control of nuance. In fact this is just the logical conclusion of the pedal platform concept, especially since the valve pedals are now here!

[@CrazedFandango]

Having attended one of the gigs, I have to say that I was amazed how accurately the tones of the original songs were recreated.

[@ThatPedalShow]

Thanks Martin!

[@PAHVID]

Really enjoyed the peek behind the curtain of your setups and specific sounds from your recent shows. Thanks for doing it!

[@bleeknoir]

Now THIS is what I call a Friday feeling! Thanks gentlemen. Great geeky fun.

[@BaronsDuju]

Dan’s amp tone without pedals tho. Holy hell. I thought I hated that tweed breakup sound, but with the Matchless like that it is heavenly.

[@periloustemple8290]

Bravo to you both! Everything is so transparent and usable regardless of gain structure. You have both outdone yourselves. That Lux hitting that Page is 1 of the best things I have ever heard! You are both completely frightening! Wow. Just unbelievable accomplishment and focus here. My head and heart are spinning. I thank you so much for sharing this. You boys have scary guests, but your 2 are still my favorite! What an epic episode among life changing episodes.

[@ThatPedalShow]

Ah mate, thanks so much 🤗🙏

[@dhm1982]

Watching and listening you talk about sound design, is like listening to a fine chef or sommelier talk about flavours. This for me is one of the best episodes you’ve ever done, and it showcases your knowledge in ways that continue to surprise me. It’s the culmination of years of experience. One thing for me that stood out is the ability to send effects to specific amps depending where they will sound the best and fit best in the mix. I’ll be watching this one a few times more. Well done!

[@ThatPedalShow]

Thank you Daniel, very kind of you to say!

[@hihopeseveryday]

I love Mics comment..'to flavour" this is exactly the path as we are all doing the max to be creative. Love your tones lads so executed. Cheers

[@jordmosselman3403]

Confirmation for Mick's line array, True! Vertical speakers of any kind spread better then closeby side by side unless sufficiant distance between speakers. (6ft or more) Oh running wet dry has also a reducing effect on comb filtering in any setup, the frequency differences reduce the canceling nodes. See live mixing with Dave Rat... Great vid, thanks and cheers!!

[@STRATMAN1969]

Here I was doing it just cuz it looks so cool .Turns out I got something right. lol

[@riklionheart23]

Great to see and hear your real world rig rundown's. Both sounded awesome!

[@Rileykilpatrick5724]

The tone of that 12 string gives me goosebumps every time

[@weschilton]

What a great video! Seeing the walkthrough of what you guys did for this performance just shows how hard working and well prepared you guys are. Such passion and attention to detail... not to mention EPIC tones!

[@mattg9169]

Just rewatched this again. So glad to see some of my pedals on Dan & Micks boards. Or should I say, I’m glad I bought the pedals I have. If they are good enough for D&M…. So glad to see the H9 on Dans rig. That will be my next purchase.

[@Spuzzmacher]

Awesome, love the specificity of this setup. 1 wild detail about Shine On is that that the keys you're hearing in that opening sound so uniquely lush (and unlike any available synth at the time) because they're not keys. They set up the studio at Abbey Road full of wine glasses, filled them to various levels to ring at certain notes, mic'd each one sent to 16 track tapes, charted the chords out on the wall, and choreographed all hands to run between all the glasses rubbing the rims, with the techs carefully using eyedroppers to keep each in tune against evaporation. The performance was repeated endlessly until perfect, sampled (on tape), performatively mixed to get the modulations in tone, looped & sequenced them for use in a whole album comprised of sounds made by Household Objects. An enormous amount of work that already took a months of studio time, and would have taken years and was already sounding pretty bonkers, so they abandoned H.O., used the parts to make Shine On and Wish You Were Here was born. Every time I hear that pad sound, I picture the four of them racing around & tripping on cables for a month and consider the difference between being a musician and being a recording artist.

[@ThatPedalShow]

Holy crap, that’s amazing! Bless them for all that. Can’t imagine anybody doing that these days. Thanks for this!

[@steviesteakbakes9643]

Was literally talking to my mate about this the other day- a practical example of what you actually use. How cool! Love it as always. Have a great weekend everyone.

[@sharplespaul]

Man when Dan hit the Page-vibrato-delay-reverb matchless- Was instant Randy Rhodes…Can’t kill rock and roll….epic!!

[@livingthedream137]

Fun episode. Yes Dan’s base tone with no effects just amps does sound incredible and way better off the bat but Mick gets there with his many gain stages. The thick drive sound in “owner of a lonely heart “ kills.

[@lunarparkmusic]

I can listen to your beautiful playing and pedal tones all day but hearing an iconic riff and solo like Owner of a Broken Heart made the all the pedal talk focus. I have some of these pedals but never would've known how to put them together to make that sound. If the licence will allow, please do more, love the show.

[@ThatPedalShow]

Cheers mate 🙏

[@andrew_l1900]

Friday night here in Australia, beer in hand and this pops up on my feed! Couldn’t be happier 🍻🎸

[@marvinbocks5158]

I was working in our kitchen for a while, cleaning , making dinner and watching the episode. To get good sound, I've put my phone in a metal bowl... Maaan that bowl started to sing, with the sun face fuzz and with the twelve string it started to move through the kitchen. 🤣 Awsome!

[@jesseyasaitis9036]

I normally listen to your show through Roland DS-90's. But I really wanted to hear how the tones were, so I used my studio headphones. I love how I can hear things rattling amongst the guitar playing. Not sure what I heard rattling, but it adds to the overall experience.

[@andsoistopped]

Those Red Panda pedals are the canine’s sphericals. If you want to hear someone using them to the max then go listen to the last three Low albums. Pretty sure he uses the Particle a lot too.

[@EricNielsen85]

Back to basics and everybody loving it. Once again, thank you chaps for a darn good episode!

[@kevinsito6067]

My 3rd time watching this episode! EPIC!! Just EPIC!! Best episode in my opinion! It is the culmination of what you have been doing all these years!! Thank you so much for all the excitement and joy Mr. Dan And Mr. Mick!! Thank you so much!! Best show in the universe!

[@ThatPedalShow]

Ah, cheers Kev 🙏

[@joecoombsguitarist]

This episode is the very reason I started watching and have loved your shows. Deep dive on gear and how you individually use it and long form episodes! Great boards and tone guys, really hope to catch a gig next time x

[@TonyLondonUk]

Dan is certainly someone special not to mention mick equally destined to be best mate you guys are amazing Stay blessed fellas

[@periloustemple8290]

Mick, what strong hands you have! When it's time for SVR or Jimi, we are all just floored!

[@ThatPedalShow]

Thank you!

[@SomeKindOfMadman]

Butter Tele sounds so good! I love it dearly. Congrats on that Dan, truly blessed.

[@Smart-Alex]

I love watching these guys weave their tonal magic even though I’m super happy with my current rig as is. Cheers!

[@ridesingletrack]

Both rigs are epic! And such a clear expression of your personalities and core tones all the way down to how you're each using your switchers and individual pedals. It's clear that you both put so much thought into these rigs and gigs. Nicely done! I absolutely love Dan's Matchless. And it sounds sooooo good with the Lazy J. I got to play a Chieftain a while back and I can not get it out of my head! Hopefully, I'll get more chances to play them in the future and maybe even own one someday. Truly inspiring amps.

[@MrNocaster]

As complicated a pedal board can be, I appreciate you guys explaining everything where the average Joe can follow what you guys say and that itself can be a struggle. Been watching you guys since 2016 or so and look forward to each and every one of them. Keep up the good work, Keep growing in wisdom. Thanks for bringing back the Lazy J. It's been a while.

[@eaglerayrob]

Brilliant episode! Data, Information, Knowledge, Wisdom....that's how you do it.

[@LWMyrth]

That 12 string sound is unbelievable! So huge. But all the tones were epic. Thanks for sharing fellas.

[@kevinlt143]

Ever so slightly disappointed to see Dan doesn't actually use his DIY delay set up :) Yea nah nice to see sometimes what people actually use (lots of good pedals but not everything can make the cut!). Great show!

[@HaydnMowbray]

Great walkthrough of top tones. Enjoy your holidays!

[@reidhowland]

I love that I'm using a board full of drives to barely approximate Dan's core amp tones - that's a glorious sound! Like, the DC-30 and the Lazy J together is exactly what I would use for 99.998% of a gig, with a little boost for the fiddly bits. The rest of the stuff is all gravy.

[@BlackofAzur]

That was one of the best episode ever ! Pure magic

[@B2Rockin]

Mick - I know you have just acquired some lovely vintage originals but I have to say… that gold custom shop is STUNNING!! Love every time you break it out. Great show guys, cheers from Virginia! 🇺🇸🍻

[@eaglerayrob]

I'm on a small island in the tropics drinking coffee eating locally baked sweet bread and looking at the beautiful waters of the Caribbean. I thought it couldn't get any better and then.....a new episode of TPS. Now, If I can just swim along side a Spotted Eagle Ray (that's like playing through a Dumble) 😎. Thanks gentlemen and have a great holiday.

[@ThatPedalShow]

And you Rob! Hope you find that Ray!

[@thejuggernaut5327]

What a deep dive! Thanks Leg Ends for all the great knowledge.

[@ThatPedalShow]

You’re most welcome 🤗

[@southpaw335]

Dan at 22:00 real chorus section of the vid… i had to pause after that, take a cold shower and rethink my life choices… what a glorious tone it was

[@nickharrington12]

That was a fantastic episode. All of your tones were glorious. The tone with the 12 string was off the charts awesome! The part I really liked is both of your genuine enthusiasm and continued high from playing your gigs with Andy. It just seems like they were a gigging (and life) milestone for you both. As someone else in the comments mentioned, I love that this seems like a culmination of all the years of work and learning on TPS. Absolutely amazing. Cheers.

[@stuartadamson935]

This was a fantastic episode. Really enjoyed you showing the sounds you crafted for the gig. And there were some seriously great sounds today. Nice one guys. Please do this after any other significant gigs!

[@davedavem]

Thank you for that fuzz tone. That helped me find some loose change!

[@jrchanning]

Loved this episode, just closed my eyes and listened to all those amazing sounds and incredible playing, such a joy !! 😃