Brian Mays guitar work with Queen resulted in some of the most outstanding rock anthems of all time

His amazing guitar sound is instantly recognizable, and while many have tried to emulate it, reproducing his distinctive recorded trademark tone has been largely impossible, until now that is

Brian and VOX Amplification have enjoyed a long association, and the guitarists wall of AC30s is a spectacle thats thrilled concertgoers for years Along with his RedSpecial guitar, VOX has become a part of his stage presence But, in the studio, another device has contributed mightily to Brians enviable guitar tone Its called the Deacy in honour of its creator, John Deacon, Queens bassist, and its an unlikely combination of a piecemeal amp, built of parts salvaged from a refuse heap in the early 1970s, and Brians handcrafted Treble Booster pedal Along with his guitar, this entirely original, homemade system, has created a stunning and unmistakable soundThis Deacyampis one of his most prized possessions, and, due to its age, an irreplaceable treasure The electrical components have all fallen out of production, and the batteries are no longer readily available
Output Power 10 Watts RMS)
Speaker 1 x 65 customvoiced, fullrange speaker
Inputs Input jack
Outputs Booster Output, External Speaker, and HeadphoneRecording Line Out
Controls Gain, Tone and Volume Gain HighLow) push switch, Power switch with LED)
Dimensions 330 W) x 273 H) x170 mm D)13 W) x 1075 H) x 67 D)
Weight 56kg 12 lbs