Vintage Marshalls, a Les Paul and experiments in to copious amounts of distortion

So, I was recording some parts that I am rehearsing. This band is originlal music in the style of '77/old school punk.
Thought I would throw it out there for yuks.
The Black amp is a '74 JMP Superlead and the Red amp is a '71 JMP Super PA 50 watter. I am still working with trying to capture the sound I am hearing in the room without blowing out the input of the camera. I am micing it up, hitting a board and taking the control room out to the camera.
The guitar is an '02 R8 that wieghs about 8lb 2oz with NO CHAMBERING.
Still coming across as sounding pinched in the video.. Working with that.

Category:

Music

Tags:

• Marshall
• Gibson
• Les Paul
• JMP
• Superlead

[GooglelyTube]

Very nice Nacho! What do you have the JMP setttings at?

[NachoEscamilla]

Thanks! All settings are at noon. I pretty much keep them there and adjust to each situation. But it usually is not much in either direction. I find that the jumpered volume controls on the Superlead matter more with regard to setting a well balanced tone.

[djworrall]

Whats with the variac, what settings do you use ?

[angrytroll27]

sounds great mate!!

[topher8096]

NICE Gear ! i have a Marshall JCM 2000 and a few Gibsons myself.

[69superlead]

is this straight into the amp or boost pedal??EL 34's or 6550's? Sounds great. Mark

[conjering]

So which distortion are you using?

[Kitarist88]

What kind of speakers are in that black cab? Which cab were you using?

[chopperoven]

Hey Mike,

Is that my old Marshall amp?

Ben

[fyreteq]

Gotta love the sound of Marshall's. My favorite amps. Your a great player to boot, I enjoy watching your video clips.

[Barnekkid]

Nice tone. Nice skills too.