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Tone Tips And Tricks For The Marshall Super Lead (By David Szabados)
While I have NO idea who in the world David Szabados is, reading this was useful and made sense. Many things I knew already, others I didn’t. The m...
Marshall JMP 100 MkII Master Lead & Vintage 1960A G12M Greenbacks Test(s)
Update: ‘nother little test. Made mistakes in microphone levels, it’s distorting oh well. Samson C01 still… no pro mic arrived yet. If you listen, ...
1976 Marshall JMP “1959″ Super Lead Mk II, 100 W
So, it says Angus loved these right? Those damned 100 watters, no Master Volume. Right. It says he “only” wanted those, he only liked those, he onl...
Angus Young’s Cabinets and Speakers
(please note: this post is a follow up on previous Marshall JMP 100).
Update as of Mon, Oct the 4th: our friend headwhop26 posted info from a relia...
God’s Gift to Rock: A Late ’70s Marshall JMP 100 Watt
(please note: this post is a follow up from a previous research: Angus Young’s Marshall Amplifier(s) & the “Back in Black Tone Project” )
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The Metro Session: 1971 Gibson SG Standard
Audio from video camera.
I hadn’t realized I left a bunch of Italian speaking in it. What I am saying? I am saying, “despite these ones are reputed...
The Metro Session: 1968 Gibson SG Standard “Blackie”
Still camera audio. Rather than having you waiting a month, I’d rather put it up now. Because the mixing of the three microphones tracks in protool...
The Metro Session: 1953/’59 Les Paul Standard on Marshall
Warning: the audio here was directly from the video camera, a Canon 5D Mk II.
Although slightly distorted, this audio still represents the actual s...
The Metro Session: Marshall 1987XL Bray-Modded and “The Husk”
Intermission: Marshall playing now.
More on this guitar: “The Husk”
Note: should anyone being interested in why during playing I’ll go the amp and...
The Metro Session: Gibson 1969 SG Standard
Here I wanted to add more of the third microphone, the “ambient” one, that captured more reverb. To give you an idea of what it was to be there!