Riff Tone
Women
Def Leppard
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Studio recording for 'Women' (Hysteria, 1987). Both Phil Collen and Steve Clark tracked rhythm parts. The Hysteria album is widely documented as using the Scholz Rockman X100 for its signature processed tone, with some Marshall JCM800 possibly used for layering. Effects were mostly rack-based or from the Rockman, not traditional pedals. All settings and gear refer to the studio recording, not live.
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Studio recording for 'Women' (Hysteria, 1987). Both Phil Collen and Steve Clark tracked rhythm parts. The Hysteria album is widely documented as using the Scholz Rockman X100 for its signature processed tone, with some Marshall JCM800 possibly used for layering. Effects were mostly rack-based or from the Rockman, not traditional pedals. All settings and gear refer to the studio recording, not live.