Treat
yourself to a great read for the weekend and visit the website of SoloDallas
for an intimate visit of the recording studios in Vancouver, Canada.
SoloDallas - a lifelong AC/DC fan - was invited to the studios along with
Ken Shaffer, the inventor of the Shaffer-Vega Diversity System (SVDS) and got a
tour, with Angus as the guide. The articles provide an insight in Angus'
guitar sound and come with great pictures from within the studio. Yep,
now we know what Stevie Young is doing in Vancouver: playing the AC/DC pinball! Read the articles here (make sure you don't miss part two).
What
kind of beast is the SVDS? Well, it was the first cordless system to be adopted
by major rock acts because it solved technical problems common to earlier
wireless systems. The reliable sound and freedom of movement it provided paved
the way for bands to tour with large multi-level stages in arenas. The device
is also part of Angus's pumped up clean sound. More information on the
SVDS here and on SoloDallas.com.
SoloDallas, Angus' guitar Wizzard and Stevie improving the pinball high score. |
Pictures copyright of SoloDallas.