Hi Tim - this is Fil, founder of SoloDallas and maker of the Schaffer (Replica). Nice info there! Just wanted to let you and our friends know here that we don't only offer the "Tower" - we have a range of pedals for guitars and bass that supply the same character of the Tower - and therefore the original character of the Schaffer-Vega wireless  - if you want to try one of our pedals just let us know! Thanks, Fil (pedals are priced around USD220, a more affordable price)

Angus is such an incredibly cool dude. Everyone who's dealt with him and talked about it says he is literally the nicest guy on the planet.

He's the best, he just makes it look so easy that most people don't realise how good he is, he runs a marathon every live show he does, but you never hear him make a mistake.

I saw AC/DC in a local dance hall in Sydney with about 30 other people before they were famous. Angus did an extended solo while standing on a chair on the dance floor. I couldn’t believe what I was seeing and hearing. I knew instantly that they would conquer the world. I walked home completely freaked out - but in a good way

Angus lives in my village., I regularly run into him....Very humble dude....

A great reminder that playing an instrument is still a physical feat as much as a creative mental endeavor.

Angus Young is a real rock star. His fame does not only comes from his playing but mostly from his stage behaviors...He delivers a hell of a show! And he, along with his brother Malcolm, wrote some of the best rock anthems.

Angus was the biggest reason I started playing guitar.  Me and a zillion others.

Actually met Malcom Young for a brief moment after their concert back in 1983. Was sitting on the hood of my car near their transporters waiting for the after concert traffic nightmare to calm down a bit. 2 guys walked up to me(one was Malcom) and asked if they could bum a couple of cigarettes. I gave them each a marlboro light, lit them up for them and heard a "thanks so much mate" from Malcom as they both walked back towards the trucks. Was just a very brief but memorable encounter from one of the greatest rythym guitarists on earth

I reckon Angus's stamina comes from being fit as a fiddle because he runs a half marathon every night when he plays. I bet if he wore one of those step counters on a gig, it would show he covers at least ten miles.

What I love about Angus is the playing is super aggressive, but everyone who’s met him in studio/on stage says he has a super light touch. What a balance.

I have always wanted to hear the master tapes to back in black so we could hear the entire outro solo. Angus is killing it as it fades.

To me Angus's solo on "Ride On" is perhaps the most overlooked, greatest guitar solo. First a little appetizer, then he gives you the amazing lengthier blues solo. Angus at his core. Blues! Amazing feel!  I'm 50 years old, and I still go back to it when I need to feel. Angus is hell of a physical player. He gets a lot out of his bends and vibrato. 👍 Just for kicks, Norah Jones has a version of "Ride On," as well.

That is actually quite clever. He found incredible way to be different. I'm a huge fan of Angus. He's great!

The genius of Angus...his lead, his brothers rythmic response....2nd to None!

Intricate simplicity. I've felt that since Highway to Hell. No other band like them.

These guys knew what they wanted and knew how to stay true to their dreams.

Used to play 3-5 hour sets as a lead guitarist.....in my thirties.....now in my sixties......what memories....had my 15 minutes of fame and that was all I needed!

When Mark Knopfler sings 'check out Guitar George, he knows all the chords', he's singing about George Young. George, Angus and Malcolm, some of the greatest of all time!

Angus has always played like a MONSTER with his amazing vibrato and string bends.