AC/DC & Angus Young Tours With How Many Marshalls?!

AC/DC tech Trace Foster explains the DNA of Angus Young's live tone that starts with a wall of Marshalls.

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[snapascrew]

Biasing amps by ear until they’re on the verge of breaking. Replacing tubes every 4 shows, blowing up an amp every day. Wow. Love this.

[TheBitterRiffs]

Dude... I want that guitar tech to have his own YouTube channel just talking about his job, gear, and expertise in the field. I would watch that everyday. The knowledge and passion oozing out of this guy is so wholesome and enlightening

[MisterRorschach]

This the kind of gear you can afford when you’re a classic rock group that everyone and their grandparents know about, and you’re named after electricity.

[CupCakeClan]

And this is why ac/dc is one of the rare bands that sounds better live than in the studio. Because of the people behind the scenes that make it sound great

[AshRavens]

PG learned the art of the Youtube video titles.

[bobbycooper]

I had the chance to hire Trace (guitar tech) to record and produce a band that I was a part of several years ago. He’s the real deal. There isn’t a sound or texture that he can’t dial in...a true craftsman. It’s so nice to see so many positive comments about him because he really is a treasure in this industry.

[andrewc]

This entire interview is worth the watch

[greglivo]

This is dangerously close to being a scene from Spinal Tap!

[adamleoni]

Man I tell you what, that has to be the most thorough explanation of a simplistic rig I’ve seen yet. Angus has a bad ass tech, my hats off to the tech. You can tell he really loves his job!

[angusorvid]

I always thought Angus had a simple rig, but "simple" is relative when it comes to a stadium act. He may have a basic Angus kind of tone but keeping it consistent from venue to venue is anything but simple. Great rig rundown.

[arturoacosta]

Angus is a lucky man, he actually has a sound guy that knows his work.

[vettemaniac]

Having attended hundreds of live shows, I now have an appreciation for the behind the scenes genius that makes the shows the spectacles they are. Very impressive!!!

[alexmurphy]

Dude this is so nerdy and some deep gear knowledge and I freaking adore it

[MrJacobrezac]

I love that the guy who made the Shaffer replica made it essentially for fun to try and sound like Angus and now Angus uses them on tour.

[leokimvideo]

A japanese power supply is AC/DC's secret weapon in rock and roll. The only backup missing is another Angus

[nomoremr.niceguy]

This guy I’m in awe of. Best rig interview in years.

[Margarinethebutterlover]

Fascinating. It is truly one of the greatest guitar tones, and to see how they reproduce it live in a big arena. Wow. Hats off.

[NewFalconerRecords]

Angus has come a long way from when AC/DC played at my mate's end of year High School social dance in suburban Melbourne back in 1975.

[marcodado]

I have the greatest respect for Angus, one of my idols. But the rig is just ridiculous, one amp tech full time, 62 heads and than you add a master volume in it. Tubes blown every 3 shows, just make me smile...

[ghostdrums]

That sound guy truly has passion for his job. Love the wall of cabinets, too. Great video!