Acoustic G100T 112 1983 (Boogie MKII competitor) full rig

Neutral Mic record of my 1983 Acoustic G100T-112, wich was - at it's time, a competitor of the Boogie Mk II. Equipped with an Electro Voice 12L, loud as hell. Settings Explication: B M T P means Bass, Middle, Treble, Presence. D V means drive, volume (not Master volume, as the overdrive channel hase a gain stack with a concerntric double pot. This colume also affects the sound, besides poweramp saturation. Scales are 0 to 10, means 5 is the middle position. For all captures, the microphone is placed at the edge of the dustcap, seems to be the sweet spot for my ears. The microphone is a complete neutral measurement mic "Earthworks M50 (linear up to 50 KHz), so it should catch the real sound of the combo, not coloured by any microphone. Records without Reverb and graphic EQ of the Amp. Input level during capturing adapted to a mid- to high gain bridge humbucker, a bit hotter than a SD SH4