SOUND CLIP!!! Mark III can do Marshall???

[sdgiffin]

So I've been messing with my Mark III Blue Stripe and decided I was going to try and emulate a Marshall; I think I did a pretty good job.

Rhythm 2 channel w/ BB Preamp as a clean boost and the GEQ with a slight boost in the lows, a bit of a scoop @ 750 and a slight boost in the top end.

Enjoy!

http://www.soundclick.com/bands/page_songInfo.cfm?bandID=1000699&songID=8340329


S.G.

 

[bryan_kilco]

sounds nothing like a Marshall if you ask me......

but, then again, I havent played many Marshalls.

that clip has too much gain and "raunch" to sound like a Marshall it seems.

 

[EleventhHour2139]

Not hearing the Marshall too much, but that clip is siiiiiiiiccckkk :twisted: . Mind if I ask you used for recording setup/tuning/pups etc?

 

[kekam35]

Way too much gain and low end for a marshall.

 

[Platypus]

Cool tone but not particularly marshally to me.

 

[dodger916]

Cool tone but not particularly marshally to me.

+1.

 

[sdgiffin]

Not hearing the Marshall too much, but that clip is siiiiiiiiccckkk :twisted: . Mind if I ask you used for recording setup/tuning/pups etc?

Yeah maybe not authentically Marshall, but a Marshall on 'roids.

Setup was...

ESP Eclipse w/ Seymour Duncan JB & 59

Mark III Blue Stripe Non-Simul Class Settings:
Rhy2 Channel w/Xotic Effects BB Preamp as a clean boost (Gain 0, Vol 10, Treble 6, Bass 5)
Volume 8 (Pulled Bright)
Treble 7.5 (Pulled)
Bass 4 (Pulled)
Mid 2 (Pulled for Rhy2)
Master 2
Presence 9

Vader 2x12 cabinet (I used the same speaker for each track)

Left Side SM57 on axis
Right Side SM57 off axis

Recorded in ProTools with slight API compression on each channel for extra texture.

I think that's all.

 

[fishyfishfish]

Old, old, old, Bay Area Marshall thrash tone.