Solo Tone
Don't Stop Me Now
Queen
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Studio recording, 1978. For the solo section, Brian May used the Deacy amp (custom built by John Deacon) with a treble booster. The rest of the song and live versions typically used Vox AC30s, but the solo is confirmed to use the Deacy amp. No evidence of other guitars or amps for this section.
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Notes
Studio recording, 1978. For the solo section, Brian May used the Deacy amp (custom built by John Deacon) with a treble booster. The rest of the song and live versions typically used Vox AC30s, but the solo is confirmed to use the Deacy amp. No evidence of other guitars or amps for this section.