Matchless Superchief 120

Three captures with different gain levels: ### Clean * Volume: 10 o’clock * Bass: Between 9 and 10 o’clock * Middle: Between 11 and 12 o’clock * Treble: 12 o’clock * Brilliance: 12 o’clock ### Crunch #1 * Volume: 12 o’clock * Bass: 10 o’clock * Middle: 1 o’clock * Treble: Between 11 and 12 o’clock * Brilliance: 12 o’clock ### Crunch #2 * Volume: 1 o’clock * Bass: 10 o’clock * Middle: 1 o’clock * Treble: Between 11 and 12 o’clock * Brilliance: 12 o’clock ### Capture Setup All captures were taken through a Palmer PDI-03 Speaker Simulator (8Ω), with the Line Out set to 9. Captured using the dry/wet method, with the signal peaking around -6 to -9 dB in Logic Pro. ### Recommended IRs For the **Clean** capture, I recommend trying a **2x12 Celestion IR**. This helps bring out the amp’s chime, clarity, and more Vox-like character. For **Crunch #1 and #2**, try a **Marshall-style 4x12 IR**. It gives the captures a bigger low end, more punch, and brings out more of the amp’s Marshall-like character. Feel free to experiment with different IRs, as the Superchief can change character quite significantly depending on the cab.