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Rig Rundown: AC/DC

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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.

The second rack of amps is home to a 100-watt 1967 Marshall JTM45 (middle) that powers an iso cab, a 1967 Marshall “Black Flag” Super Lead (bottom), and the lone spare for this gig was a 100-watt 1966 JTM45 head (top).

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