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OK, I think I have found a reasonable version of the AC/DC tone from the Back in Black era. V1 5.5, Tre 5, Bass 5, mid 6.5, M1 1.5 (pulled), LDr 7, Lm3, Rev6, Pres 10 Playing thru the neck pick up of a stock a '65 SG volume 5 tone 4 Although I have found this acceptable for now, I can't really...

Thanks again guys. Buddy....no worries, I have a bit of a warped sense of humor myself and can appreciate a fellow fan of sarcasm 8) GTS...thanks again....you helped me on my other posting as well....great advice again. I looked thru the schematics you sent...they were perfect....thanks!!!! I...

Hi guys, I just picked up an extension cabinet for my Mark IIc, but they are not from the same set. The boogie amp is from the early 80s and can connect via 8 ohm or split with 2, 4 ohm connections. However the cabinet has connections that read 8 ohms in or parallel out. My amp is the 60 watt...

....got sidetracked and lost in a jazz tone, but its loud!! I notice you have a IIC and IIC+, .....nice catch....do you notice a real difference in the 2 amps

Thanks for the suggestions! I appreciate it!....just got back home and ready to rip into that boogie with your reccomendations. No its not the wood cabinet, but apart from 1 tiny nick on the side it looks BRAND NEW.....and powerful is an understatement. I plan to go at it with Les Paul first...

Hey Boogie lovers. I was fortunate to recently score a Mark IIC and I am looking to replicate the tone of Angus Young from AC/DC in Back in Black. Can anyone help me with some setting suggestions....while we are at it, how about some ZZ Top Tush settings. Thanks in advance to everyone. Cheers...