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This is me playing Bach. Here is the description below. - Ibanez S7420 - Marshall JMP 2203, modified by myself. - 1x 212(Dry)=Weber Silver Bell in my hand-built Paulownia cabinet - 2x 112(Wet)=Fane Axiom12 driven by Rocktron Velocity150 with T.C. G-major(Delay+Reverb). I'm a guitar amplifier designer/engineer. This Marshall is heavily modified, it has a ton of gain. But I used a Volume Pedal in front of it, around MIN position. I know you say "This is not Marshall!!" but I love this warm, "very far" type of sound when I play this kind of songs alone. This is almost same, was created from an order from my friend. Ou6ltl2u3bI Note this is originally Key=G. And note that there were no instruments like guitar in J.S.Bach era. I mean he was surrounded by Cello or Lute is Key=C or G type instrument. Cello=CGDA, Lute=GCFADG(upper 6 strings). So I often play Bach with all 1 drop tuned guitar, I mean ADGCFAD if 7strings. DGCFAD if 6strings. It's easier and much familier to understand Bach's feelings, especially the open string. This is important, only dropping 6E string to D or C, is not based on the natural playing feelings. This time I played with normal tuning 7strings(Key=A), and you'll find I could play 2B string at the last open string part, that is originally note=A if Key=G. Cheers!