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Get that classic lizzy sound.

lizzylad84 · 2021-01-15 14:17:24

Afternoon folks. Any tips as to what settings to get the classic 74-79 lizzy guitar sound. Current set up is an epiphone les paul custom and marshall mg dfx amp.

15-01-2021 02:17PM

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Afternoon folks. Any tips as to what settings to get the classic 74-79 lizzy guitar sound. Current set up is an epiphone les paul custom and marshall mg dfx amp.

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#2 15-01-2021 09:06PM

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You're not going to get too close with the MG since they're quite fizzy sounding, but bridge pickup with volume and tone up full, bass and treble about 2-3 o'clock, mids about midday, and less gain than you'd think should get you close-ish

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#3 09-02-2021 06:44AM

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lizzylad84 wrote: »

Afternoon folks. Any tips as to what settings to get the classic 74-79 lizzy guitar sound. Current set up is an epiphone les paul custom and marshall mg dfx amp.

Bridge pickup through a Marshall valvestate with a tubescreamer should be the job! Added slow deliberate wah wah for that definitive Live and Dangerous Robbo sound! Good luck!!!

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