Just a heads up, I DON'T own a Marshall Code, I'm just putting this up because I want to know: If I get one Marshall Code, will it more or less so recreate the sound that Moore had? Apart from that: I suggest that if you use a BOSS DS-1 if you have one instead of this distortion, there's no reverb and I'm using the delay suposing it is recreating some kind of ''Tape Echo'' vibe, because Gary didn't actually use reverb that much. (He used a Roland SRE-555 unit ''I use it as my standard onstage tape echo all the time at quite a low level, so you'll only really hear it when I stop playing. It's just for adding depth.'') Other aspect, the chorus, he actually used a Roland Dimension D. This is an attempt at chasing the sound that he had, the problem is that there's a key component missing: He used two heads into one cab. But at least I tried, tell me if it kinda resembles the sound!

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