TONE3000

AC/DC Angus Live v3.7 by TRD

Amp + Cab Capture

NAM

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thereddevil

7mo

Description

AC/DC Angus Live v3.7 by TRD based on Marshall 1959SLP, Marshall 1960TV/GB, SM57, Soyuz 023, Schaffer Replica. Add Reverb (Concert Hall), Enhancer (Stereoizer) and LowCut (65Hz,Blocking, 6dB/Oct) HighCut (7000Hz,Blocking,12dB/Oct). Best results with Valeton GP5 I get with the follwowing stetting: - Input Level +1dB - No Cab OFF - NR Gate THRE 9 better OFF - NS Gain 30, Vol 80, Bass 10, Middle 45, Treble 48 - EQ Guitar EQ1, 125Hz -10, 4kHz -4, VOL 100 - RVB Hall Mix 12, Decay 0, Trail On - DLY PingPong, Mix 22, Time 22ms, F.Back 0, Trail On

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NAM Models

Each model captures the gear at specific knob settings.

A2-FullESR: 0.0037

A2-LiteESR: 0.0166

400 Epochs

Sweep

Captured on

Tone3000 - NAM Captures and IRs

A2-FullESR: 0.0039

A2-LiteESR: 0.0161

400 Epochs

Sweep

cal.

Captured on

Tone3000 - NAM Captures and IRs

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Hey, bro, hope you're doing well; I'd like to ask you a big favor. You know, I've been wanting to find a 1959 for a while now, especially one with the Scheffer-Verga. Could you do me a favor and take a NAM screenshot with the following settings? * Presence: 0 * Bass: 5 * Mid: 5 * Treble: 5 * Volume I: 10 All on channel 1—I’d really appreciate it. That’s all for now—big greetings from Mexico.
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Thanks, Bro!
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