What amps/effects (EJ Video) are used here?

[c_corie]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HQFthgcHLAA

Favorite intro ever, obviously Marshall amps but any ideas to specifics? The amps/cabs look new-ish compared to a lot of his vintage stuff?
Any suggestions at getting this tone at a lower volume, maybe a JTM1 with a boost? I already have a Classic Vibe 50s Squire Strat-threw a HS2 in the bridge and wired up the tone control. Tried to boost my Vox AC4TV but it still sounds too...harsh and blah. (And that's with a NOS Slyvania 12AV7 in there.)

I'd prefer low-watt/little amp, into a large cabinet so it still sounds "big" but isn't quite as loud.

Also I have a Class 5 head that doesn't do it AT ALL-and will likely trade that in towards whatever will get closer to that sound (so don't suggest a Class 5 haha.)

[NaturalBornBoy]

The man has AMAZING technique! I'm so fucking jelly.

Didn't he use the Butler Tube Driver a hell of a lot back then?

[c_corie]

Yea, I've read that he has/did/does I've also read cliffs of Dover (studio) was a 335 and tube screamer so I hope some one here has crazy insight

[marshallnoise]

Wow, that was impressive. I love how half of the shredding is completely off time with the rest of the song but it just works.

I would think that a NMV 50w Marshall turned to 8 or so with a cab loaded with greenbacks, a strat and a tubescreamer would get you close. You can tell he does a lot of volume roll off too and that might have a good bit to do with the normal tone he gets.

Of course, the above could just be a stab in the dark and completely off base.

[TyroneBiggums]

That cable is twisted wrong and you used the wrong batteries in my pedals. My tone is totally off now

[Valtiel]

EJ's big thing aside from the Butler Tube Driver and cranked Marshalls is rolling back the tone knob on the bridge pickup. He usually takes it back to between 5-7 depending on the guitar.

[J.R.]

your shirt isn't frilly enough.