bonniwell a écrit :
Sauf qu'en live, les murs de Marshall sont muets: tout le son d'Angus est repiqué à partir d'un combo mesa-boogie 1x12 planqué sous la scène. Heyyyy ouais !
??? Angus, ça a pas toujours été du vieux marshall ? (a part sur la tournée razor edge ou effectivement il avait du boogie)
Tu tiens d'ou cette info?
Voici un article serieux (interview de leur ingé-son, tout est détaillé, les micros pour les prises de son, les tables de mix etc) sur le matos du Black Ice tour:
http://mixonline.com/live/tour(...)acdc/
Il y est dit:
"As for guitar amps, it's “Marshall, Marshall, Marshall, Marshall, 11, 11, 11, 11, loud, loud, lots of them,” Boothroyd says with a laugh. “There are about 20 [amp] cabinets up there. They are all flat-out — there's no gimmick here, They're there to spread guitar across the stage.” The cabinets have 100-watt Marshall heads, which have been tweaked by the tour's amp technician to run hotter than a standard amp. “This is okay — it just means you go through a lot of tubes, but it gives it that sound,” Boothroyd says. “I put one mic on one cabinet, an Audio-Technica 4047. I've tried various microphones, much to Malcolm [Young, rhythm guitarist] and Angus' [Young, lead guitarist] disgust because they'd be quite happy with just an SM57 on there. But I wanted to capture some other qualities, so I went for a slightly larger-diaphragm mic, and I found that the only one I really liked was the A-T 4047.”
Tu le sors d'ou ton combo Boogie sous la scène?