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Chippy

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  1. Angus uses late 70's Marshall JMP MkII 2203 100w amps with the gain turned all the way up for large concerts with following settings:

    Presence = 5

    Bass = 10

    Mids = 4

    Treble = 8

    Gain = 6 or 7

    Volumn = 7 to 10

    Note: The HB Pickups in his SG's are overwound with smaller gauge vintage wire and hot as {censored}!!!


    Malcolm sometimes uses the same late 70's Marshall JMP MkII 2203's and sometimes uses 70's Marshall JMP Super Lead 100's (4) inputs with no Master. The pickups on "The Beast", 1964 Gretsch Jet Double Cutaway, are also overwound and the magnets dipped in wax to help prevent feedback.

     

    Angus never changes the stock pickups in any of his guitars.

  2. Yes it does.
    There have already been about 4 or 5 proofs/demonstrations that show this.


    It seems your flaw of thinking is that with 0.9999.... the 9s end at some point. Well they don't. They keep on going for infinity. If they did end at some point, then yes, you could say "it gets close but does not equal 1." But since they never end, it is equal to 1.


    Look, no one ever said that it would be easy....



    No, it doesn't. It's as close as you can possibly get to 1 without actually getting 1. Also, whoever posted 9/9 = .999... is an idiot.

    Morons.

  3. This is how .999_ = 1


    x = .999_

    10x = 9.999_

    10x - x = (9.999_ - .999_)

    9x = 9

    x = 1


    .999_ = 1


    To further prove this, look at 3/3. .333_ = 1/3, and 3/3 = 1. Therefore, .999 = 1.



    Now, it can be argued that 1=2.


    0 x 1 = 0

    0 x 2 = 0


    So than this must be true:

    0 x 1 = 0 x 2


    Similarly:

    0/0 x 1 = 0/0 x 2


    Simplified,

    1 = 2



    You're dumb.

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