Recommendation for amp tone in video

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    Hey guys!

    I'm using a Kemper Player along with a Gibson SG and I'm looking for a preset to achieve this typical Marshall tone you can hear when he plays that open E in this video at time code 0:20:

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    Does someone has a concrete tip for me?

    Thanks in advance!

    Alexander

    In this video, I'm going straight into the 2555x on 50w mode with an mxr 10 band eq mid boosted, to a boss cp1-x, a ts-808 and dd8 delay at the end with the settings seen on the amp.

    Mics Used : e935, e906, sm57, SE-vr1 (close mics)

    Mics Used : Rode NT1 and ML1 Slate (room mics)

    No post-EQ done besides a high pass filter at 50hz and reverb added post. This amp is amazing and I can get many tones from it, this just happens to be why I bought it haha

    This is genuinely what it sounds like in the room.. I get the tone I want and leave it as I always go for the "live-recording" where I do one take and treat it as if I'm playing in front of people, so a mistake here or there is what it's about. Enjoy :)


    ... a lot of stuff if You like to go in details.

    If You're looking for a Slash tone from 90's live era there are some Pro.Profilers, but if You're not, just search Jubilee in RM and tweak it at Your taste.

    Cheers

    Hello! Thanks for your replies. I couldn't quite get my point across, I'm afraid. I do have some Jubilee profiles (Choptones, Rigbuster, TopJimi) and they basically sound like a Jubilee. But what I'm missing is this "clear robust crunch tone" that he has in his video.

    Unfortunately, he grit parameter isn't the key, either.

    Could it be a question of the humbuckers?

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    Hello! Thanks for your replies. I couldn't quite get my point across, I'm afraid. I do have some Jubilee profiles (Choptones, Rigbuster, TopJimi) and they basically sound like a Jubilee. But what I'm missing is this "clear robust crunch tone" that he has in his video.

    Unfortunately, he grit parameter isn't the key, either.

    Could it be a question of the humbuckers?

    What's the tuning you use ? Most GnR songs, guitars are tuned to Eb.

    oh.. and just for the record, Choptones, Rigbuster, TopJimi profiled a '87 Jubilee, not an 2555X on triode 'Low Output' (50watt as he specs in description)

    and No, an '87 50Watt at pentode (High out) Doesn't sound as a 100W at triode Low Output nor a reissue ... too much details to discuss.

    I Guess You have to find the asnwer by yourself with Your giutar, setup, and playing style.. not in such a rabbit hole.