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That's right, ACDC

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Gear used:
LP special w/p90's
Metroamp (kit) - JTM45
Std Sozo
Ruby KT66 (they're shaking like shit at the moment..)
100+ Hours of playtime
Scumback's - H75
Mic - Shure SM-something.. got it on ebay (not 57 )

Sorry it sounds like its underwater, i can't fix it .
It's the song in it's entirty. i improv'd the solo, close enough lol.

Enjoy

Same guitar for Backing track (i have no other gear)

Why hasn't anybody commented on this - you guys are becoming too spoiled by JTM-45 clips lately!

Nice, rich, massive sound and great playin' + seems like a good mic, that shure sm something

btw. i'm a bit surprized that yo ucan get this massive sound out of P90's with a JTM-45. Also the mic seems to cath the fullness of the tone quite well.

That's a really nice growl I hear...cutting and bright without being ice-picky. You got that dialed in nice.

cheers guys!

The massive sound is probably from the fact i use heavy top (and skinny bottom). 52's on the top i think, i play ridiculously hard I think i broke my A and low E playing this on the first take lol!), and perhaps the editing might have contributed a tad (I only panned the lead track and rhythm track at 50% away from each other).

Either way, it sound frikin huge in real life anyway.

I find, if you do this you can nail the ACDC tone everywhere, just cause when you need to play lead your fingers don't cave in half thru a solo, and when you need rhythm, the thump is there. Of course if you apply these principles to a pickup that bucks the hum, it should be even better, but I can't seem to go past p90's

By the way, the mic isnt an SM it's an RS
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It's probably a copy, and not the real deal.. but it still does a damn site better job than a cam mic

nice-sounding mic for that prioce for Shure...

Would love to hear it with some bass and drums.

There's a backing track here but sadly it has rhythm guitar.

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