GFS - Malcolm Young ACDC

andregarcia57

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pickup models.
I wonder which model pickup GFS approaches the sound of AC/DC Malcolm Young ACDC

Video analysis follows for




GFS :

http://www.guitarfetish.com/Nashville-Vintage-Filtertron-Style-Humbucker-Chrome_c_100.html

http://www.guitarfetish.com/GFS-Minitron-Soapbar-Filtertron-Style-Pickups_c_282.html

http://www.guitarfetish.com/Dream-180-Vintage-Voiced-Humbucker-Chrome-_c_54.html

http://www.guitarfetish.com/Vintage-59-Nickel-Classic-Alnico-V-Humbucker-_c_169.html

http://www.guitarfetish.com/GFS-Classic-II-Alnico-2-Vintage-Wound-Nickel-Humbucker-Bridge-Position_p_294.html

http://www.guitarfetish.com/Crunchy-Pat-High-Output-Humbucker-Chrome-Bridge-Position_p_185.html



Thanks!
 
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Re: GFS - Malcolm Young ACDC

Mal's tone is just about my favorite ever, but I have to think there's some kind of language barrier at work, here.

Is that you in the video?

Did you use any of those pickups you linked to?
 
Re: GFS - Malcolm Young ACDC

Sorry misread the question (it's been a long day).

The First two on that list will do it. Malcolm uses Filtertrons with very little overdrive and 100 watt Marshall amps. Also string gauge is important (Gibson 12-56's if possible, yes in standard) as well as Malcolm's choice of heavy Fender picks (which, according to Scott Ian, he can shred them up in one song). But the Filtertrons in a semi-hollow body will get you pretty darn close.
 
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Re: GFS - Malcolm Young ACDC

Yep, I've got some filtertron clones in a thinline Tele, and they have that voicing with a Marshall
 
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