Solo Tone
Shogun
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Studio recording, 2008. Gear confirmed for Shogun era via Equipboard and interviews. Corey Beaulieu likely used Jackson King V 7-string with Seymour Duncan Blackouts, but Matt Heafy's solo tone is most associated with the Dean MKH 7-string and EMG 81-7. No evidence of live Kemper or EVH 5150 III for this album. No explicit pedalboard for this solo, but Maxon OD808 and Boss NS-2 were standard for tightening the high-gain sound. Effects inferred from audio and era.
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Studio recording, 2008. Gear confirmed for Shogun era via Equipboard and interviews. Corey Beaulieu likely used Jackson King V 7-string with Seymour Duncan Blackouts, but Matt Heafy's solo tone is most associated with the Dean MKH 7-string and EMG 81-7. No evidence of live Kemper or EVH 5150 III for this album. No explicit pedalboard for this solo, but Maxon OD808 and Boss NS-2 were standard for tightening the high-gain sound. Effects inferred from audio and era.