Rig Rundown: AC/DC

Angus and Stevie Young might have the simplest rigs in rock—SGs and Gretsches into Marshalls—but their techs explain the nuances that help these Aussies get their signature snarl.

From the guitar, the first thing the signal hits is this Mooer Pure Boost, which is only used on “T.N.T.” to fatten up Stevie’s sound during his intro rhythm part. The pedal is engaged, but the actual boost knob is turned all the way down.

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