Solodallas Schaffer pedals - Angus Young's secret ingredient!

[@angusyoungrocker9999]

So strange that Rob can hear differences in active/passive pickups etc but can't hear how much he's overdoing the gain.

[@JackInakiGago]

That's what i call Gear Snobbism. That kind of people usually don't hear those differences. They just say they do, and for them the most expensive gear from the most expensive company always sounds better. I've got to say that for AC-DC you just need a very specific gear tho. Almost the picks count there.

[@martycampbell7398]

Or that his guitar was out of tune

[@cohenjunior9530]

Instablaster

[@truescotsman4103]

and he's out of tune? horrible.

[@truescotsman4103]

@@martycampbell7398 really bad.

[@dannbrauckmann1545]

I like how Captain says the JCM800 is the "closest" thing they have to what Angus used, while hiding there in the corner behind a plant and some guitars is a freaking PLEXI.

[@johncollins5552]

You can save money, use any clean channel on any decent amp with a Carl Martin gold plexi pedal and Bam! Angus/Malcolm sound❤

[@samwarrener8281]

Sorry but the guitar is out of tune and way to much gain!!!🙄😒

[@samwarrener8281]

The Lion's Roar yeh

[@kitoyobeni1]

Apparently ear plugs act as tuners?

[@wolvesandguitars]

Sam Warrener hey the guitars are ALWAYS outta tune and chock with way too much gain ..enjoy the showww J

[@samwarrener8281]

kitoyobeni1 lol😂

[@samwarrener8281]

wolvesandguitars Suppose all Gibsons are like it too - doesnt help! 😂

[@jandeman5259]

How is a JCM 800 the closed amp you have when there is a JTM 45 right next to you? Makes 0 sense

[@chrishepburn1503]

jan de man that's exactly what I was thinking

[@claudiocampusanorojas4090]

Considering the JCM800 is based on the 2203, it is close. Angus used to use 2203 too.

[@jandeman5259]

Claudio Campusano Rojas nope not exacly, even tough they are both 2203 models, the one i think you reffer too is JMP based, this one is JCM. Total diffrent circuits... 2203 just is a number Marshall uses to say its 100 watts and it has a MV. And eventough there are JMP's wich are 2203, Angus doesn't use them. He used the 1959 model (100 watt no MV) they say JMP too but sound way diffrent then the later 'big letter' JMP's.

[@luckyllou7325]

Doh....how bitter is that....more research please...Andertons! A lot of ignorance is shining thru..

[@incubism]

Ang uses 50 watters. Let their be rock sounds like a 2204 to me, all the rest plexis, apart from the High Voltage and T.N.T albums which sound like a Holden W.A.S.P and Fhone Amps, which even Solo Dallas knows nothing about. This amp sounds nothing like one of his. Way too much gain. Angus back me up here, lol.

[@oisinmcphillips2090]

Too much gain for Angus, as per usual it seems

[@SteveSeagerStorywise]

Every time

[@paulsafro]

First thing I thought as Rob kicked in. Way, way, way too much gain!

[@liys540]

just like when did a video called "how to sound like angus young in the budget £1000

[@Sniperfire24]

meh it's not too bad, it depends on which album sound your going for, and Angus didn't use the schaffer for rhythm anyway

[@pauldigga5419]

Sniperfire24 spot on. I love when people know their shit

[@mattvanmantgem8600]

Nice, but the secret to Angus' tone was Malcolm. An awful lot of what you were playing, and what everybody plays was actually Malcolm's bit.

[@ebbingandflowing4747]

Matt Van Mantgem RIP Malcolm

[@joesheepy]

malcolms sound is far greater than Angus' in my opinion, rocking that gretsch with the pickup taken out. Malcolm is one of my guitar idols which takes a lot of people back because they expect it to be Angus.

[@claudiocampusanorojas4090]

Not really. You can distinguish between the two tones. Angus' tone was and still as traight up badass rock tone, while Malcolm's is more of that tight rock n roll tone. They complement each other, but one does not make the other's tone.

[@joesheepy]

Claudio Campusano Rojas a lot of the impact in some of the riffs only comes from angus and malcolm both playing

[@ghfdt368]

Matt has a very good point. They often blend their tones together because they played so tight and on the money, its sometimes really difficult to tell the tone apart. And Malcolm was an unbelievable guitarist but because he played rhythm for most of his career we never really got to see or hear his full vocabulary as a guitarist which I am convinced is there as its in his songwriting. Angus said many times Malcolm was a better guitarist than him. In many early AC/DC recordings and songs its actually Malcolm playing the lead guitar parts and solo's.

[@denmut]

Sounds a bit too gainy for Angus sound. Just my 2 cents. Cheers.

[@fenderfreak215]

Deniz M sound like a classic chappers move if you ask move

[@yanneckmock1214]

Visit Solodallas' site. I've been following this project a few years, you can nail the Angus sound.

[@gingataff]

probably cos of the jcm800. would probably suit a JTM45 much better.

[@cheesefruit200]

Angus used the JMP loads which is essentially a jcm800 so I think it was just the gain setting.

[@titmusspaultpaul5]

Deniz M not really. Sounds like there live sound.

[@cheesefruit200]

This is supposed to be used on an amp on THE EDGE of breakup not on a jcm800 that is at Motley Crue levels of gain.

[@chrishepburn1503]

cheesefruit200 YES!

[@erpece]

Nice video guys. I would just like to point out that the neck pickup is a no-go area in any demo regarding Angus' sound... :-)

[@joaomendes5182]

Facts

[@8bigtubes]

That SG was so out of tune it was painful. Couldn't anyone in the room have told them to tune up???

[@spike_4174]

I almost wonder if he does it on purpose to prove a point that Gibson's don't stay in tune. It happens just about every time they use a Gibson.

[@laura-sophiemohr4178]

they just dont stay in tune that well.. thats all. I played a few and i had a guitarist in my band with a les paul and he had to tune every damn song which was reeeally annoying.. the newer modals are really not the greatest guitars

[@kitten-whisperer]

I always wondered why people would pay thousands for a Gibson and just be like yeah it doesn't stay in tune but hey, that's what happens when you pay thousands for a name basically.

[@BangBangBeefyMacNCheesy]

Earplugs man lol

[@brodywise4750]

18:30 When Lee turned his volume down a bit and the regular compression was on was the most “Angus” tone. The thing about Angus is he’d have his volume at 6-7 for more rhythm and turn it up to 9-10 for lead

[@JackInakiGago]

How to sound completely opposite from Angus' using almost his same gear.

[@spotmfd9431]

Angus Young has been using the big tower they make for his tours and recordings for about 5 years now. Great story of an obsessed fan looking for that sound. He has a documentary on his journey great watch for any ac/dc fan. As a ac/dc fan I bought one of the early models 2 years ago.

[@stratsouldier]

This is the 3rd video I’ve watched lately where as soon as it starts the guitar is out of tune. Also, you guys seem to only dial in one sound.... GAIN

[@stanislavmigra]

clima difference between shop and video room ... (you know, all the lights producing heat etc)

[@bobilly]

I'm not one of those guys that complains about out of tune guitars. But this was pretty bad. Also, JTM45 right behind you!!! Thanks for demo-ing these pedals, been very curious about them.

[@Andromahlius]

Sound nothing like ACDC by busting the bank

[@kgfenderbender]

You guys should check out the original videos of the maker of this pedal (SoloDallas) playing this pedal with the correct Angus setup and gear. I love Anderton’s but they’ve not done justice to this pedal in terms of playing and gear used. Yes they’ve used an sg and a marshal, but there’s too much gain on the amp. Angus always uses his amps clean and that’s the way this pedal is meant to be used (if u wanna sound like Angus) . I’ve been following SoloDallas since 2010 and I’m a fan. He’s been an obsessive fan of Angus all his life and he’s probably the only guy who can REALLY play and sound like Angus does. Check out his videos and you’ll know what I’m talking about. This pedal is a great buy! 👍

[@chanceterrill5346]

Angus does not run his amps clean...... They are biased super hot and he pushes them do hard they blow up All the time. Listen to any live footage n it's a plexi screaming for its life then sometimes a preamp pushing it even harder

[@steviesteve750]

Money saving tip: use a TS9 in line, but only a tiny bit of drive, and crank up the volume. It's a pretty damn close approximation to the boost and compression that the original Ken Schaffer unit had. Btw Solodallas (which was his KZbin moniker) is one of the best impersonators of Angus you'll hear, gets that whole dynamic fingertip control feel.

[@mborel]

Rory knocking it out of the park again with editing. I love the both the Truth show and the Tuning show, such riveting music!

[@Smaaaaaash]

I have the Storm pedal featured in this video and it's f*cking excellent if you use it in the right way. In this case, they pushed the amp a bit too much and therefore the pedal didn't add much to the sound and didn't really achieve its full potential. A bit less gain on the amp (crank it too for best results) and (for me) both controls on the storm at 1 - 3 o'clock with the optical limiter set to 0 and you'll be sailing. You have to remember, this isn't just a cool pedal, it's a very, very specific pedal to replicate a very, very specific sound from a very, very specific artist and it does that very, very well if you dial it in. Once you find that tone, you will never turn it off I guarantee you that. Sweet video all the same, glad you guys (and a UK retailer in general) is stocking it finally!

[@cheesefruit200]

This. I have the replica and it is supposed to be used on an amp that is just starting to break up NOT a jcm800 that is already at hair metal levels of gain.

[@Unserene]

Would probably be easier to dial in a good tone if Rob wouldn't keep changing pickups every 10 seconds ;)

[@voxpathfinder15r]

If you want to get more authentic Plexi tones from a jcm800 - plug into the low impedance jack, turn up the master volume all the way and then use the gain knob as your volume and turn that as far up as you possibly can.

[@camronme917]

i own the first version of the replica, and Ive got to admit, its an always on pedal for me, not as a boost or anything like that, i just like it for the slightest bit of compression and what it does to the ultra top end. all in all, im happy with it, tho something like the deep six would probably be a little more in line with what i need and for significantly less

[@RockToneRevelry]

Why is everyone complaining about the JCM800 here? Back in the late 70’s, Angus was using 2203 model Marshalls live anyway. They only used JTM45 amps during the Ballbreaker era, 1996 or so. The rest of the time it’s basically an old JTM50 (which is incredibly different from a jtm45) or modded 100w superleads. Just use your ears folks, the 2203 is fine for getting in that tonal ballpark.

[@jzmacfish]

Well mate, the JCM800 is way more modern compared to a 2203 JMP, the high end is much much more present. I'm sure they could have gone closer to Ang than what we heard, the amp was just prolly setup pretty shit for that kind of tone, so yeah a JTM might have done a better overall mix imho

[@curtisprice9806]

Yeah IF IT WAS SET MUCH CLEANER!!!

[@ZacPettyMusic]

Thanks for reviewing this mystical beast, guys! I’m sure I’m not the only one that has wanted to hear you demo it. 💥

[@waltertomaszewski1083]

I can hear a difference in tone and volume when the pedals are switched on and off; but I can't hear any difference when you rotate the pots.

[@shatti886]

u will feel it in ur fingers, it affects the sustain

[@bordonbert]

@@shatti886 If it's in the sustain then you should hear it as simply a longer sound. Genuine sustain is clearly audible!

[@bla_blub]

You have two of the best attenuators behind you, but rather like to destroy your ears/wear earplugs which totally change the sound to you?

[@reason2463]

I own the storm pedal and I think the amp the guys were using was breaking up too much. I get a pretty authentic Angus with the preamp a little cleaner and the storm pedal.

[@sebdos]

Everyone puts too much drive… if u really listen to acdc until FOTS, there’s almost NONE.

[@tunaXonXtoast]

I'm just glad someone reviewed my favorite pedal. Wish it would have been taken a little more seriously though...

[@pitfrr]

Just watched several videos on the Solodallas channel, they sound exactly like AC/DC, you don't.

[@dougiemanross]

You have a music store yet, for some reason, you can't seem to find a tuner?

[@noisyneil]

i just got given one as a gift and it's going straight on ebay. all i'll say is that if you have a big box DMM, its preamp does a very similar thing. turn the level up on that sucker and you're done. comparable boost characteristics to my ears, with slightly more bottom end.

[@drutgat2]

Re. earplugs - when I went for testing years ago (even though I do not play that loud), I was told that it is dangerous to use ordinary earplugs because everybody is different in the frequencies they need attenuating by using earplugs. I have read the same thing since (do not ask me where - that was years ago). Not sure if this is the current thinking, but the earplugs I had made (which targeted the frequencies I am sensitive to) work well.

[@mm3969]

I'm sorry guys but... JCM800 closest thing you had? Really? What about the 'in the background' chillin' JTM45?

[@borz666]

Angus uses a 2203 and has done since the 70's. Fact. So the JCM800 2203 is the same.

[@JimijaymesProductions]

A jcm800 is closer to a jmp mv 2203 and then a jtm45, that said Angus used a jtm45 or a late 60s superlead for nearly all the pre black in black stuff.

[@borz666]

The amp you are talking about was a Black Flag JTM50 with Solidstate rectification. (basicaly a Marshall 1987 with couple of different component values.) SoloDallas make a replica of that particular amp too. But live its been 2203's for decades. (modded by the creator of Wizard amps)

[@JimijaymesProductions]

Yeah thats the one although Ive read he still had other marshalls from those eras, a lot of people outside Australia mainly know ACDC for their mid to later stuff; Highway to Hell onwards which I believe like you said was pretty much all 2203s definately sounds like it to me especially Back and Black onwards. On the video its cool to get some of this stuff, alot of 70s bands were using custom made stuff, strange devices and modded amps and when people bring out new gear close to that (Laney's TI Boost based on his modded rangemaster is one such thing) it is awesome.

[@borz666]

I sure do want to get one of these pedals ( leaning towards The Storm at the moment) my Wampler Ego comp does a pretty good impression of whats going on here too.

[@thedude-jb7wx]

yeah its a tube screamer already watched a guy do a video on Angus. I mean does it give you the raw sound more of Let There Be Rock or Powerage idk. But its essentially an Ibanez tube Screamer

[@dries7547]

Lol , an tube screamer? You've got to be kidding. You clearly haven't heard it well or tried it. A tube screamer is a mid frequency focussed boost, with cutting all the highs and lows. This is totally the opposite, being a very special boost.

[@michaelmitchell5909]

Love all your videos guys!.... U guys r awesome!..

[@pauldncn1]

What was the white compressor you used I loved what it did

[@uwetittmann1423]

I use this pedal and somehow it sounds exceptional great with my guitars, even I use it with my acoustic guitar on a Fishman Amp. Even here it sounds mystically great.

[@Owen_plays_music1049]

2:20 He actually asked to Mr Dallas himself if he had any Shaffer Box that he could give to him so he could study it and see how it works to make a replica. And you know what ? Angus used it to record Rock Or Bust and play on tour.

[@peters6589]

I agree with the comments that they're using too much gain. Angus' sound is a lot cleaner than people think. To get his sound, you definitely need an SG guitar and a cranked marshall. His fingers and attack make up a good portion of the sounds as well.

[@SynZ777]

A big part in his sound is his speakers and pick attack. Most of the ‘gain’ you hear from his tracks is actually just speaker breakup from being loud.

[@matsandersson8857]

It adds a bit of boost and compression. It rolls off the high end a bit. There is not that much difference between a JCM 800 and a JTM 45 but this is the master volume version and that is more gainy than a no. master volume Marshall. This is not the secret to Angus tone it’s mostly in his hands. On the video Let There Be Rock live in Paris 1979 Angus is using a guitar cable and he’s one of his best tones i think.

[@MaxCarton]

Need to get this pedal someday :)

[@TheRealReTox]

Pst, Rob.... Corbin... Corbin Dallas. Multipass!

[@michaelmiller237]

Big badda boom

[@PaulChoate-s4v]

Which one gets you closer to the Angus sound: the original or the new model?

[@brandino9000]

These are the best type of videos

[@richardthefirst8407]

Ten seconds in - it sounds AWESOME. YES, I know there is too much gain

[@grooverstone9553]

Yeah it’s a killer sound, just not AC/DC’s sound. Nothing wrong with that, but they shouldn’t advertise it as Angus’s tone when it’s nothing like it

[@tylersaltmarsh9025]

Use the JTM45, less gain, less treble for a blues-ier tone and I bet this would be spot on.

[@tylersaltmarsh9025]

Also, let’s not forget that it sounds incredibly different in the room vs KZbin.

[@jacob7121]

What are those boxes on top of both amps? Cab sim or some recording thing? seen them everywhere but dont know what they are😂

[@jleonyturralde]

amp attenuators so they can crank that JCM 800 and not end deaf.

[@gtar5191]

Malcolm & Angus used a combo of Jcm800 1968 super lead and JTM 45 blended plus this device .plus Angus often doubled Malcolm on rhythm and then break away to solo.

[@brodywise4750]

4:23 There’s reverb on Who Made Who. Fight me

[@marcelbr815]

It does sound like AC/DC's live sound in the late seventies and early eighties. But it doesn't sound like their studio recordings, unless you turned the guitars volume down. I believe he recorded Highway To Hell and Back In Black without the booster - or at moderate levels.

[@dries7547]

The SVDS (this circuit) was used in the studio for most of the Rhythm and Solo tracks of both those albums (confirmed). Of course, it's way overdone here. That's often the problem, the more gain the more sloppy it'll sound except you're a really good player (like Ang was).

[@ehmmmjay9907]

Wow, I remember when he first started demoing this it was about the same size as a Marshall head!

[@Theofanis1000]

well.. why jcm 800? i would like to hear this video with 1959 slp or jtm45? and its a lot of gain... may the ear plugs blame xD

[@Slyness64209]

But what does the "Optical limiter" knob do?

[@ITheFight]

The only pedal I regret getting rid of. I have a Marshall Friedman modded be100 and felt like it already did that. But then I got a JTM 100 and boy it would have been awesome to have it.

[@shugo541]

i mean. I'm just gonna buy Aion kit version. Would be nice to see how it works as a boost into the front of a metal tone too. Change things up from tubescreamers all the time...

[@andrewbailey7999]

The first little bit of this video indicates why I'm still looking for a decent pair of earplugs that I can afford. Any hints on how to get something with at least a slightly flatter response than regular disposable foam earplugs? (For under £30. I don't have anywhere near the money for the custom moulded earplugs)

[@azasol101]

Andrew Bailey I've got some blackstar branded ones that were about £15-20 or so that do a decent job. Pretty flat response (or as flat as you're gonna get for 20 quid or so. Pretty good volume reduction too, though obviously not quite to the level of the cheap foam ones.

[@mattsimons8311]

Elacin ER-20

[@tollan23]

I use these. pretty awesome. The planet waves ones are good too. There are many out there. www.alpinehearingprotection.com/earplugs/musicsafe-classic/

[@stuartbegley2085]

Proguard , bout twenty odd quid

[@skaboosh]

I have one, i think it was very very expensive, and when i mentioned it's for using with a slightly overdriven amp i was shouted down by the owner, who insisted the amp must be clean.... very strange

[@ZblockWoW]

Early Van Halen and Young brothers tones are why my ears exist.

[@JJSkywalker2407]

I have a line 6 Spider IV on the insane channel I do it the old school way roll the knobs back with my LP plugged straight into amp and it's pretty close to the rhythm section and I turn it up all the way to get extra boost to get that Angus tone it's pretty close

[@thedude-jb7wx]

Guys youre saying to much gain they already said they werent going to go as loud as ACDC to get the same gain but thats the secret. Now in finishing the video i actually hear some of that nasal grit in the Solodallas pedals that is a bit more ACDC. I think possibly it almost does what a sonic maximizer does but not too sure.

[@FunDiMaio]

Love your videos guys. Very entertaining. I do wish the tuning was better.

[@woutere]

On the axe fx forum they stated that you can get the solo dallas sound by using 2 compression blocks.

[@rickaitkins6539]

"blocks"?

[@RackhirTheRed]

Rob nailed it from the start. "Volume! The end."

[@Fektthis]

yep, save yourself over 1000 dollars on a pedal you don't need to get the same tone.

[@WesleyACDCRythms]

Funny thing Lee said they didnt have a more jtm45 like amp... with a more plexi like marshall in the back on the right of the video😂😂😂

[@zicobonafonte8327]

From which year this Gibson SG ?

[@johncollins5552]

I cant get an Angus sound with an sg, with a cranked lp I can, weird as the pickups ,electronics and neck are very similar!

[@johncollins5552]

This demo sucked, awful sound.

[@EmiHZ2]

No one will ever get the secret mysterious exact tone of angus youngggggggg ⚡️

[@grooverstone9553]

Except Solo Dallas

[@stuartbeard966]

I'm a bit late to this party but I think that apart from the fact that the jcm800 is all kinds of wrong for the Angus sound the Solodallas Storm sounds awesome and I'm going to buy one tomorrow!

[@DrUmbreon]

thought something was wrong with my headphones at first

[@robbierob106]

awesome video!

[@erikpalmenas4532]

I see Angus Young in the title I klick

[@simonsmith3867]

People seem to forget how much headroom there is on the old Plexi's, Angus used to play them just about on the edge of breaking up.

[@sammydavis7121]

This will get you close to the "River Plate" sound. If you want old AC/DC, an old JTM45 with 5881s or a Master Volume with El34s will do it. A 5881 Marshall sounds good on a record, but the highs are really harsh live. Also, the Schaffer sounds really good with a 59 twin.

[@empirelight5477]

Sounds best through my laptop speakers. They add just a bit of compression but thicken the tone up quite a bit.

[@EWhite-95]

I'd love to hear these into other amp/rigs rather than just a hard rock rig!

[@MoHogany1]

LOL, Hey guys. They made headphones that protect against loud sound (cranked up amps) but allow you to adjust the amount of low sound (voices and such) that comes through. About $80 here.

[@uwetittmann1423]

The device adds an additional boost and crunch to the signal.

[@ree3ephilp]

Ayeeee, can you guys review the Marshall code 412 cabyyyy?

[@IPushHard]

I get the impression that Angus kicked this pedal on for leads. I watched a live performance and it seems to get the same kind of bite that he got when he was doing solos.

[@philhood4604]

Recent rig rundown, no JCM800 amps used.

[@maxbauer1633]

Hey Captain did you see premier guitar checking out Angus´ amps? Most surprising are his tone settings, Presence on 2 ! on his 1959 plexi heads, so on a jcm800 Presence needs to go down to pretty much 0 to get about the same presence response. Bass, middle, treble, presence - all around 2 to 4 on his amps, way down. Greenback speakers are a must... You guys made good effort but didnt quite get there to be honest.... Premier Guitar ACDC rig rundown: kzbin.info/www/bejne/oGamaHqBfN18eck

[@uwetittmann1423]

OK, I used this device at my last gig a few das ago. Interestingly it works quite fine even with an Acoustic guitar,,where it is a great boost and has an incredible influence on the sound, some kind of "magic", I think. Also, it works great for my Fender Stratocaster, even using just an old Roland Cube 60 Amp. The improvement of the sound is, as I say, kind kind of " magic", so I use it either permanently or in Solo parts. So I recommend you try it out, maybe you like it too. I will keep it on my board! Best wishes, Uwe.

[@bordonbert]

It seems to me that it may be an unfair A/B comparison of the bare amp against the pedal. It would be very possible to set the amp up to show the pedal at its best and have it sound underpar without the pedal boost on. The real question is does the pedal make a difference when the amp is optimised for it against the amp set differently to optimise it alone. Setting up that test could take some doing!

[@xWILZTAx]

Way way way to much gain.

[@ghfdt368]

They are very nice sounding pedals and got some really nice tones, I would actually use the mini one for blues.However, this doesn't cut the mustard as far as Angus Young's sound goes, far too much gain and I think the Bass was a little off. I think once again people have missed the most important thing. Angus gets his sound by the way he plays, his touch and his techniques, he also uses specific pickups most of the time in his SG's. Also smaller things like his guitar intonation makes a difference. Now im not saying the pedals are a waste of time, they will get you a little closer to his sound but still not that close, but they sound pretty damn nice other than that in my opinion.

[@slimturnpike]

What pickups does Angus use?

[@bastiguitars]

Maybe you can do a video about the vertex clean drive ?!

[@john564holloway]

I say the SD all by itself, chaps. Great video! That's as close as you'll get without The man sittin there...

[@simeonclark2856]

If you check out the latest rig run down on ac/dc you will see the the treb,mid and bass are all set around 3 ( not 3oclock but set at 3 ) I noticed this a few weeks ago during a rig rundown binge 😂. But apart from that keep up the good work . From one of your biggest fans in Australia

[@ethank7959]

This was a great commercial for the SP compressor! Add more top end in post, for live the audience doesn’t always need it anyway!

[@FunkyMonkey-ip4xy]

Always wear protection because no one wants an ear canal STD or and unwanted ear pregnancy.

[@aribur76]

For ac/dc tune, the gain almoust to clean on amp....almoust means almoust...but maybe at the edge,between clean and a little bit gain....thats the amp...and use schaffer replika bout tunes on 6....and then punch hard and feel it....(old marshall is best on this thing)....always think clean amp,and let the schaffer help a little bit...and before you know it....you sound like ac/dc a little bit :-)

[@SoundsandImages]

Having both on rocks! Needed delay or reverb thought Pete!!!

[@sglee4708]

The plugs in the ears was funny for about 5 seconds

[@Simto]

The Storm sounds awesome (Always the high gain riffing on the neck pickup though hehe...)

[@swidswid3026]

Thank heavens for actually doing a before/after demo - the Solo Dallas dude has like 8 million videos online, and they’re all completely worthless, as they do nothing to show how the device affects the dry guitar tone.

[@grooverstone9553]

Literally the first video that popped up when I searched Solo Dallas. A video demonstrating the tone with and without the Schaffer Replica. Simple research mate

[@hondansx1000]

Rob, it was Corbyn Dallas in the fifth element

[@deanwalker3710]

I hate it when Rob hits high gain chords on the neck pickup! Makes my shit curl

[@jongoodhue]

Anyone know how this sounds of a telecaster?

[@Benny_Howie]

Isn't that the right amp sitting right behind the captain?