Solo Tone
Switch 625
Def Leppard
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Studio recording, 1981. Steve Clark's main solo guitar for 'Switch 625' was the Ibanez Destroyer through a Marshall JMP 2203. No evidence of Phil Collen or later-era gear on this track. No explicit pedal use confirmed for the solo; distortion is amp-based. No chorus, flanger, or phaser audible in the solo. Delay is faintly audible and likely added in post or via rack, but not a pedal.
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Studio recording, 1981. Steve Clark's main solo guitar for 'Switch 625' was the Ibanez Destroyer through a Marshall JMP 2203. No evidence of Phil Collen or later-era gear on this track. No explicit pedal use confirmed for the solo; distortion is amp-based. No chorus, flanger, or phaser audible in the solo. Delay is faintly audible and likely added in post or via rack, but not a pedal.