Not a by-the-book solo, but anyway, it was very fun to play!

Don´t Stop Me Now solo - Axe-fx II

Here I demonstrate, with lots of sloppy playing - the MkII Skinpimp pedal. It´s supposed to resemble the famous Jimmy Page fuzz, the Tonebender. Guitar is a Gibson Les Paul Standard into the pedal and the pedal goes to the Axe-Fx II, where I use a 1959 Superlead (Plexi) patch. It´s the "treble channel" here. 
Cabs are the Scumback 4x12 H75 panned left, and Scumback M75 panned right. No mic coloration added, as to mantain the "in-the-room" sound. Thre ´s a tiny bit of Reverb to add some ambience.
In the beginning of the clips, I play the LP to the Axe-fx, with the MkII bypassed, then I engage it.  It´s important to notice - using a fuzz pedal the volume knobs  on the guitar must be set low, as to keep definition.
This pedal has the NOS Mullard OC84 trannies. Seems like the new one for sale has other not so rare trannies...
Not meant to be played perfectly - just noodling over the tune.

Skin Pimp MkII attack 12 o´clock, level maxed

Skin Pimp MkII attack max., level maxed

Skin Pimp MkII attack 11 o´clock, level maxed

Axe-fx - Dr. Z Maz 38 Dallas Rangemaster models, Telecaster sample 2

Details available at http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RqkYg2FLzUQ

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