Le son AC/DC

Do you use any effects?

A.Y No, I just have a Schaffer-Vega wireless system. For me, it's probably the best. I've tried a few other ones, and they sort of cut out. The further you get away, the weaker the signal. The Schaffer seems to stay; it seems to keep going even if there are obstructions. I've been outside of buildings and played with that, and it still fires up really well.

Have you ever picked up radio signals with it?

A.Y No, except in some cases where we go to a town where they've got a big radio on top of the building.

What's your amp setup?

A.Y I've got this big, giant custom amp that Marshall built us at their factory. I think it rates about 350 watts. Then I've got about eight 100-watt Marshalls up there, but I think they only use four at once. We mike the amps; there's nothing direct except the bass. They take a D.I. [direct input] for the bass.

How important is equipment?

A.Y Well, I like it to work. It's a big, important thing. On the stage, we know how to use those amps and everything. They are always repaired after the tours. They are a good, reliable amp, Marshall. I very seldom have ever had problems with them.

C'est vrai qu'avec une strat'like et un ampli basse, tu vas difficilement t'approcher du son AC/DC...
'te faudrait une gratte avec des hambuckers (une SG, idéalement) et un ampli Marshall, même un Marshall'like (Bugera v22) ou un combo modélisation.
Tu pourrais mettre un peu plus de middle... C'est assez gras comme son AC/DC.

Hamburger, c'est le sandwich
Humbucker, c'est le micro

Hambuckers, c'est quoi?? Mc Do se lance dans les micros???

Bah... On met plus de s au pluriel ?

Je crois que t'as pas vu la faute en fait.