Re: Reproducing AC/DC's "Back in Black Tone"
Posted: Sun Mar 06, 2011 7:46 am
sounds pretty good to me. I always thought LTBR sounded like a boosted 1959
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Excellent! Was that the Secret-1? What year 1959?SoloDallas wrote:Thanks bro.
I received the first two Vega wireless units (out of a total of 5 for now), these are the smaller ones, more recent.
However, they still are analog, and have still the boost.
While they are for microphones, I am having the microphone input modified for guitar, and try the wireless way first.
I believe that the frequencies transmitted wirelessly, also added "something".
Another little something to listen to: AC/DC "Go Down", with a boost into my 1959 JMP
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I may open another thread for this, I think this deserves its own place (the Vega boost, that is. To me, it is the missing link).
Dude what with the star wars trooper in the corner?SoloDallas wrote:Thanks for listening!
Have no idea how the boost is yet (i.e., clean or dirty); I'll have to hear it on its own. I suppose it's entirely clean, since it was used for microphones as well.spaceace76 wrote:
is the boost fairly clean? i'm hazarding a guess you can probably emulate this with two clean boosts and a compressor. do you think this is the case? if so, what order do these effects go in?
is it boost1 > comp > (wireless signal) boost2? or something different?
thanks for any info you can provide
Sounds unbelievable Solo =) Dead on.SoloDallas wrote:
A raw recording of it follows.
Recorded with a vintage Neumann U67', 1970 Gibson SG standard, 1959 head and G12M pre rola speakers.
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