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During the 1980 Compass Point sessions for Back in Black, Angus Young struggled to recreate the sustain and punch of his live stage rig. Sound engineer Tony Platt plugged Angus's Gibson SG into the Schaffer-Vega Diversity System receiver tower even though Angus was standing feet away from the amp. The SVDS circuit featured a custom compander and monitor boost that acted as an involuntary analog overdrive into vintage Marshall JMP heads. Angus continued touring with Schaffer replica towers throughout the 2016 Rock or Bust tour. Source: Tony Platt interview in Sound On Sound Magazine; SoloDallas SVDS archival preservation documentation. Tags: Angus Young, Gibson SG, Schaffer Vega Diversity System, GuitarTone, BackInBlack, Marshall, GuitarGear, RockGear #Shorts #AngusYoung #GuitarGear #ACDC #GuitarTone

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