Two Notes Audio Engineering has just introduced their new Steve Stevens Platinum Collection, modeled after tones used by the legendary Stevens himself. The collection features 5 hard-to-come-by and “certified classic” cabs in his expansive collection, used in his work with everyone from Billy Idol and Michael Jackson to the Top Gun theme of yesteryear.
“Devising Steve’s inaugural DynIR release demanded a special-recipe deserving of this icon in the modern world of guitar-driven virtuosity,” said Two Notes Audio Engineering of the release. “First, the venue: San Fernando Valley’s illusive state-of-the-art recording space, Studio 606. Next, the console: the legendary Neve 8028 recording console from Sound City. Then, the all-important cabinets: five hand-picked 4×12’s from Steve’s personal collection.”
The collection includes:
- Stevens Brit71 Sig 412 Green, captured from – and inspired by – a 1971 Marshall Basketweave 4×12 cab, outfitted with vintage Celestion V30s.NEW
- The Stevens Brit80 Ace 412 Vint, captured from – and inspired by – Steve’s 1980’s Marshall 4×12 cab, outfitted with vintage Celestion V30 Drivers.
- The Stevens Purple Raygun 412 DL, captured from – and inspired by – Steve’s iconic Scumback Purple Raygun cabinet, outfitted with a quartet of David Laboga MAMZER30 drivers.
- The Stevens SilverSonic 212 Jen C12, captured from – and inspired by – Steve’s vintage Sears Silvertone 2×12, outfitted with original Jensen C12 drivers.
- The Stevens BritMalibus 412 Black, captured from – and inspired by – Steve’s vintage late 70’s straight Marshall cab, outfitted with original Celestion G12M’s BlackBack Drivers.
Get the collection here for $39.
