PLEASE NOTE: THE V2 VERSION OF THE PAUL COCHRANE TIMMY PEDALS ARE NO LONGER IN PRODUCTION BY PAUL. If you’re looking for the V2 circuit, it is now available as a collaboration between Paul and MXR as the CSP027 Timmy Mini Pedal.
Also to know is, is the Timmy a tube screamer?
The Timmy is the classic ‘transparent’ overdrive. Based on the Tube Screamer, but without the same compression and without its trademark ‘mid-hump’ EQ profile, the Timmy is much more versatile as a drive.
In this regard, what is a Paul Cochrane Timmy? The Timmy Pedal by Paul Cochrane is an amazing overdrive that is known for it’s ability to provide a transparent overdrive to your amplifier while retaining the amps original tone.
Just so, what is Paul Cochrane Timmy based on?
Paul Cochrane’s Tim overdrive was one of the original boutique overdrive pedals, generating a dedicated following based on its open, un-compressed drive tone and good EQ options.
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What is the Tim pedal based on?
The pedal’s based on a design from veteran pedal builder Paul Cochrane that’s widely celebrated among high level pros, from first-call Nashville player Kenny Greenberg to first-call L.A. player Lyle Workman to rockstar Brad Whitford.
What kind of pedal is Timmy?
What type of pedal is a Timmy?
Why is Timmy pedal called Timmy?
He named the pedal after Tim the Enchanter from Monty Python. In 2004 he refined the Tim into a smaller version with only the drive footswitch, and he called it the “Timmy”. The Timmy was sold exclusively through Cochrane’s MySpace page for many years.