Live From A&R Studios ABB 1971 geeky question

WBailey · Jun 13, 2017

This cd has been in my car for several months now. Great stuff !

Does anyone here have any knowledge of what gear was used ?

Particularly;

Dickeys guitars/amps, mics.

Duanes guitars/amps, mics.

Berrys guitars/amps, mics. ( very refreshing to finally here the bass in the remix )

Greggs vocals are awesome, but the drums needed better mics imho

Anyway, thanks in advance guys :salude

D.L.Peterson · Jun 30, 2017

I've read reports the guitars were the Darkburst and Goldie. They both plugged into tweed Bassmans.

Don't know about the other stuff.

Kris Ford · Jul 4, 2017

Ahh.the old 7 up show..the copy I had got wore out. (good ol cassetes..)

Xpensive Wino · Jul 9, 2017

WBailey said:
This cd has been in my car for several months now. Great stuff !

Does anyone here have any knowledge of what gear was used ?

Particularly;

Dickeys guitars/amps, mics.

Duanes guitars/amps, mics.

Berrys guitars/amps, mics. ( very refreshing to finally here the bass in the remix )

Greggs vocals are awesome, but the drums needed better mics imho

Anyway, thanks in advance guys :salude

It was a small room (38 X 39 feet) for a live gig with an audience.

Butch Trucks (RIP) said, "We were set up in that studio just like we did on stage. But it was better. Rather than having their backs to me, the front line, Duane, Dickey and Berry, was facing us in kind of a semi-circle. We cut everything down. Duane didn't have his full stack of Marshalls. He went with what he would use in a studio."

http://www.rollingstone.com/music/n...trucks-talks-epic-1971-radio-concert-20160308

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