50 Watt Hall of Fame
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50 Watt Hall of Fame
OK, so I know that rock gods from Duane Allman to Def Leppard used 50W plexis. Who else used them, and who do you think really helped define the 50W sound?
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Yes Yngwie bought tons of plexis in Sweden,when the master volume Marshalls came out,everybody dumped their plexi's and metalfronts,so he bought them cheap!
I have a short video clip of Yngwie playing in Sweden,with at least three Marshall stacks,and the infamous Duck Strat,which has had the headstock broken,no less than 6 times!Yngwie says,"When I throw my guitar in the air,if a stage light blinds me,I let the guitar drop,rather than breaking my hand!"Too bad he wasn't as careful driving his V-12 Jaguar!
Yngwie is responsible for championing the big box 50 watt heads,which nobody really used before.
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I have a short video clip of Yngwie playing in Sweden,with at least three Marshall stacks,and the infamous Duck Strat,which has had the headstock broken,no less than 6 times!Yngwie says,"When I throw my guitar in the air,if a stage light blinds me,I let the guitar drop,rather than breaking my hand!"Too bad he wasn't as careful driving his V-12 Jaguar!


Yngwie is responsible for championing the big box 50 watt heads,which nobody really used before.
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Also lets not forget Humple Pie's great Live Performance:Rockin' The Fillmore,the inner sleeve on the LP,shows many half stack Marshalls,and I seem to remember that in England when I lived there at the time,that the were using JMP 50 watt heads.What a great sound,Walk On Gilded Splinters,for example.Many seventies acts,especially on the continent,favored the 50 watt heads as the whole tonal response works much greater with the single 4X12 cabs,and a smoother overdrive sound could be obtained,with multiple setups!
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Don't worry JD,if you look halfway like your avatar,then you will draw more attention on stage than these 'stars'!
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