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Waterfalls of win, a flurry of fantastic playing! Well done

I`ll buy a lefty one!!

Where is the white SG now?

The first picture of this thread has clearly been edited, the 'store times' has been removed and the writing on the door and shop name

Richard wrote:The guitar that jake is holding is a Gibson Sg junior.
The year of the guitar is some where between a 1961 to 1966 I think.
The tv is the color of the guitar I think.
I like to see more new pictures of Jake.

I think TV was to do with black and white pictures and thus they had white

like mine

It's a pawn shop, you can see it on his myspace

are we going any further with this i know its been a long time since anyone has posted but?
also not as a knock, but i jake obviously played paranoid on his charvel strat, which only had 21 frets. So the ones with notes going up to 22 and 24 are obviously incorrect...

I have my own way of playing ...

Marshall lead 100?

I guess so. I really like his Dortmund '83 tone. That looks like a Plexi behind him and it sounds like one, so raw and powerful.

MetalHead wrote:stage props ?

They have mics on them though whereas the 800 doesn't. So I`m guessing the JMP's were mic'ed up for recording/PA and the JCM was for props?

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See here, 2 JMP stacks and 1 JCM800 stack

Yes since the Ozzy days, Jake used bone stock JCM800's - 1 master, 1 slave in a rack case. Those orange Marshalls were fully functional, but mostly for show.

His tech told me that Jake tried out a JCM900 one night while on the Ultimate Sin tour, but blew it up during soundcheck. I still have the ...

No idea. I want to find out.

I have seen pics of JMP full stacks next to his JCM800 full stack and I`m not sure if they are master volume or non master. Also, I am not sure which he used for clean and which for distortion. I have been playing a Randy Rhoads 1959 Marshall on 10 for the past few days and that sounds more like ...