Jake E. Lees' Bark/Ozzy rig

From jakeelee.com:

Amplifiers
1977 100 watt Marshall head
This amplifier was used to record "Bark at the Moon".

1980's Marshall JCM800 2203 100 watt head
Several of these amplifiers were used live on tour with Ozzy Osbourne and Badlands.
They were all bone stock.

Mid 1960's Marshall 100 watt head
Used to record leads on the first Badlands LP.
"Full and fat sounding..." - Jake E. Lee.

Late 1960's Marshall 50 watt head
Used to record rhythms on the first Badlands LP.
"Edgy sounding..." - Jake E. Lee.

http://www.jakeelee.com/html/modules/Eq ... /jtm45.jpg
Vintage Marshall JTM45 45 watt head
Used to record teh first Badlands LP.
"A combination of the other two..." - Jake E. Lee referring to other amps above.

1969/70 Marshall 100 watt head with metal face
Used for "grungier" sounds while recording "Voodoo Highway".

1968 Marshall 100 watt "Plexi" head
Used for "smoother" sounds while recording "Voodoo Highway".

Roland Jazz Chorus JC-120
This amplifier's use is unknown, but it was part of Jake's collection.

http://www.jakeelee.com/html/modules/Eq ... purple.jpg
Marshall LTD JMP 100 watt head - Jimi Hendrix Anniversary Edition
This amplifier's use is unknown, but it was part of Jake's collection.
Marshall limited edition covered on Purple Elephant Tolex fabric.

http://www.jakeelee.com/html/modules/Eq ... orange.jpg
Mid 1980's Marshall 1959SLP Reissue 100 watt head
Used live on tour with Badlands, mostly as decoys.
Covered in custom Orange Elephant Tolex.
"The orange Marshalls were made for me by Marshall; because they like me." - Jake E. Lee.

http://www.jakeelee.com/html/modules/Eq ... s/5150.jpg
Peavey EVH-5150 head
Used live on tour with Wicked Alliance in 1994.
A total of 4 heads and cabs - two on, two backups.
The entire rig was lost a short time after the tour ended.

http://www.jakeelee.com/html/modules/Eq ... budda2.jpg
Budda Twinmaster head
This amplifier's use is unknown, but is was part of Jake's collection.
 
Don't forget the cranked OD-1 for the gains. jake is not the type of player that can get away with just a cranked Marshall. All those harmonics and squeales need some gain.
 
Chester Nimitz":2mo54o5d said:


Are these JCM-800 2203's ? or 2210's ?

This is Ozzys vocals before pitch correction, harmonizers ... lol :scared:

I've heard some live recordings of Ozzy from back before that stuff and he sounded just fine.
 
Kapo_Polenton":398nuf37 said:
Don't forget the cranked OD-1 for the gains. jake is not the type of player that can get away with just a cranked Marshall. All those harmonics and squeales need some gain.

The recordings with Badlands sound like they may have been done without any help from an overdrive.
 
4406cuda":3kolzx0q said:
Kapo_Polenton":3kolzx0q said:
Don't forget the cranked OD-1 for the gains. jake is not the type of player that can get away with just a cranked Marshall. All those harmonics and squeales need some gain.

The recordings with Badlands sound like they may have been done without any help from an overdrive.

Supposedly on the first Badlands album he used a Dimarzio Very Metal pedal
 
4406cuda":120b1l2p said:
Kapo_Polenton":120b1l2p said:
Don't forget the cranked OD-1 for the gains. jake is not the type of player that can get away with just a cranked Marshall. All those harmonics and squeales need some gain.

The recordings with Badlands sound like they may have been done without any help from an overdrive.

He used a DiMarzio Very Metal pedal
 
my friend bought a red 100 watt Marshall from black market music in LA that they just got from Jake E Lee, it was modded, by who, I don't know, and it sounded AMAZING. this was around 99.
 
LP Freak":2ke98kmg said:
ejecta":2ke98kmg said:
Jake knows you don't need a lot of gain. Too much kills the tone.
Unless you're John Sykes :yes:

I've not been a fan of his tone in years but I admit back in the day I liked some it and for some stuff it had its place. Nothing agianst guys who like gained out tones but a lot of gain just kills dynamics.... it makes it hard to hear the tone and wood of the guitar.
 
Always thought a lot of gain "cures" a bad sounding guitar. Perfect for a lot of those 70s Gibson and 80s shapes/styles that emphasized the presentation over tone.

Ozzy sure has had a heck of a career being on stage with so many amazing guitarists.
 
Marshalll":1nqjr7rh said:
From jakeelee.com:

Amplifiers
1977 100 watt Marshall head
This amplifier was used to record "Bark at the Moon".

1980's Marshall JCM800 2203 100 watt head
Several of these amplifiers were used live on tour with Ozzy Osbourne and Badlands.
They were all bone stock.

Mid 1960's Marshall 100 watt head
Used to record leads on the first Badlands LP.
"Full and fat sounding..." - Jake E. Lee.

Late 1960's Marshall 50 watt head
Used to record rhythms on the first Badlands LP.
"Edgy sounding..." - Jake E. Lee.

http://www.jakeelee.com/html/modules/Eq ... /jtm45.jpg
Vintage Marshall JTM45 45 watt head
Used to record teh first Badlands LP.
"A combination of the other two..." - Jake E. Lee referring to other amps above.

1969/70 Marshall 100 watt head with metal face
Used for "grungier" sounds while recording "Voodoo Highway".

1968 Marshall 100 watt "Plexi" head
Used for "smoother" sounds while recording "Voodoo Highway".

Roland Jazz Chorus JC-120
This amplifier's use is unknown, but it was part of Jake's collection.

http://www.jakeelee.com/html/modules/Eq ... purple.jpg
Marshall LTD JMP 100 watt head - Jimi Hendrix Anniversary Edition
This amplifier's use is unknown, but it was part of Jake's collection.
Marshall limited edition covered on Purple Elephant Tolex fabric.

http://www.jakeelee.com/html/modules/Eq ... orange.jpg
Mid 1980's Marshall 1959SLP Reissue 100 watt head
Used live on tour with Badlands, mostly as decoys.
Covered in custom Orange Elephant Tolex.
"The orange Marshalls were made for me by Marshall; because they like me." - Jake E. Lee.

http://www.jakeelee.com/html/modules/Eq ... s/5150.jpg
Peavey EVH-5150 head
Used live on tour with Wicked Alliance in 1994.
A total of 4 heads and cabs - two on, two backups.
The entire rig was lost a short time after the tour ended.

http://www.jakeelee.com/html/modules/Eq ... budda2.jpg
Budda Twinmaster head
This amplifier's use is unknown, but is was part of Jake's collection.

Are these links working for anyone?

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