Which album had the best guitar tone in the shred 80s days?

Best shred 80s guitar tone

  • Dokken under lock and key

    Votes: 27 50.9%

  • White lion Pride

    Votes: 6 11.3%

  • Winger Pull

    Votes: 3 5.7%

  • Whitesnake self titled

    Votes: 23 43.4%
  • Total voters
    53
CarlF said:
That was his Wireless. It was routed into the guitar body!
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Nice. I don’t recall the brand, but there was a wireless back then that also boosted the signal. I know Angus used them, and I believe Gilmour also did. Perhaps it was that one.
 
blackie13 said:
Its not 80's...
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Yeah it is. 1988. And it does have good tone.

Edit…someone already pointed it out. I think you may be thinking of Empire. It came out in 1990. Guitar tone on that album was even better, imho. That whole album sounds fantastic. I remember reading somewhere around the time it came out that a lot of sound engineers for rock bands would use it to eq their systems before concerts.
 
Beyond Black said:
Nice. I don’t recall the brand, but there was a wireless back then that also boosted the signal. I know Angus used them, and I believe Gilmour also did. Perhaps it was that one.
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That was the old Schaffer-Vega systems. In fact that was Angus Youngs go to for years to get his tone. Solo Dallas reversed engineered all that stuff and has it's own line of products based off the circuit. Angus uses them and the founder of the company can imitate Young to a tee.

Btw/ no clue if that is what Brad used.
 
I'm a big Dokken fan, But for tone I had to pick Vito Bratta
 
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phil b said:
Icon Anyone?
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Freakin Icon!! I’m WAY late to the party on them. Just discovered them last year when my Apple Music pulled them up. What an underrated band. Love them. Not sure at all what the guitarist is using, but my ears say Boogie Mark III, or some other Boogie Mark series.
 
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