Matt Blackett
New member
Re: Brian May signature amp...
The deal with Brian's solid-state amp is this: It was built by Queen bassist John Deacon and they call it Deaky. He didn't use it for all of his studio stuff, just for little special parts like the pre-solo to "Killer Queen," some of his guitar choirs, and the trumpet-sounding parts at the end of "Bohemian Rhapsody." The bulk of his stuff was through AC-30s with the treble booster in front clobbering the front end. One more thing to keep in mind about Brian May: he rules. I saw Queen in San Jose on 4/5 and it was awesome.
The deal with Brian's solid-state amp is this: It was built by Queen bassist John Deacon and they call it Deaky. He didn't use it for all of his studio stuff, just for little special parts like the pre-solo to "Killer Queen," some of his guitar choirs, and the trumpet-sounding parts at the end of "Bohemian Rhapsody." The bulk of his stuff was through AC-30s with the treble booster in front clobbering the front end. One more thing to keep in mind about Brian May: he rules. I saw Queen in San Jose on 4/5 and it was awesome.