Compare revision #6 with #7 for "AFI - Miss Murder"

 *Mesa/Boogie Dual Rectifier.*
 
 #### Hunter Burgan
 
- Hunter Burgan is an endorser of **Ampeg SVT Classic amp heads** with **Ampeg SVT 8x10 cabs**. For the recording and consequent tours he used white amps, but later he started using black ones. <ref name="premier1">{{cite Premier Guitar Youtube channel.|url="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6jtw8L6tqNc"|title="Rig Rundown - AFI's Jade Puget & Hunter Burgan"}}</ref>
+ Hunter Burgan is an endorser of **Ampeg SVT Classic amp heads** with **Ampeg SVT 8x10 cabs**. For the recording and consequent tours he used white amps, but later he started using black ones. <ref name="premier1">{{cite Premier Guitar Youtube channel|url="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6jtw8L6tqNc"|title="Rig Rundown - AFI's Jade Puget & Hunter Burgan"}}</ref>
 
 ![](https://www.ultimate-guitar.com/static/storage/wiki/media/a/4/a4813c54898735517e4d042bd83d1d56.png)
 
 ### Amp settings
 The first [[verse]] starts with a bass line, while the guitar stays silent. Then Jade enters with palm-muted [[power chords]].
 
 The second [[interlude]] contains rapid single-note riff.
 
- Note, that at the beginning of the second [[verse]] [[Hunter Burgan]] uses a quite unusual [[slapping and popping|slapping]] technique. He simply strikes strings with his right fist (it causes calluses on his hypothenar). <ref>{{cite Premier Guitar Youtube channel|url="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6jtw8L6tqNc"|title="Rig Rundown - AFI's Jade Puget & Hunter Burgan"}}</ref>
+ Note, that at the beginning of the second [[verse]] [[Hunter Burgan]] uses a quite unusual [[slapping and popping|slapping]] technique. He simply strikes strings with his right fist (it causes calluses on his hypothenar). <ref name="premier1"/>
 
 Also, the second [[verse]] has a specific guitar lick, based on using guitar toggle switching.
 
 The [[bridge (song part)|bridge]] changes the mood of the song. This part is presented with the guitar line, which consists of arpeggios merged with [[power chords]]. This line is played with the increasing level of gain. The bridge ends with [[power chords]] and [[natural harmonics|harmonics]].

	Mesa/Boogie Dual Rectifier.

	#### Hunter Burgan

-	Hunter Burgan is an endorser of Ampeg SVT Classic amp heads with Ampeg SVT 8x10 cabs. For the recording and consequent tours he used white amps, but later he started using black ones. <ref name="premier1">{{cite Premier Guitar Youtube channel.\|url="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6jtw8L6tqNc"\|title="Rig Rundown - AFI's Jade Puget & Hunter Burgan"}}</ref>
+	Hunter Burgan is an endorser of Ampeg SVT Classic amp heads with Ampeg SVT 8x10 cabs. For the recording and consequent tours he used white amps, but later he started using black ones. <ref name="premier1">{{cite Premier Guitar Youtube channel\|url="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6jtw8L6tqNc"\|title="Rig Rundown - AFI's Jade Puget & Hunter Burgan"}}</ref>

	![](https://www.ultimate-guitar.com/static/storage/wiki/media/a/4/a4813c54898735517e4d042bd83d1d56.png)

	### Amp settings

	The first [[verse]] starts with a bass line, while the guitar stays silent. Then Jade enters with palm-muted [[power chords]].

	The second [[interlude]] contains rapid single-note riff.

-	Note, that at the beginning of the second [[verse]] [[Hunter Burgan]] uses a quite unusual [[slapping and popping\|slapping]] technique. He simply strikes strings with his right fist (it causes calluses on his hypothenar). <ref~~>{{cite Premier Guitar Youtube channel\|url="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6jtw8L6tqNc"\|title="Rig Rundown - AFI's Jade Puget & Hunter Burgan"}}</ref~~>
+	Note, that at the beginning of the second [[verse]] [[Hunter Burgan]] uses a quite unusual [[slapping and popping\|slapping]] technique. He simply strikes strings with his right fist (it causes calluses on his hypothenar). <ref name="premier1"/>

	Also, the second [[verse]] has a specific guitar lick, based on using guitar toggle switching.

	The [[bridge (song part)\|bridge]] changes the mood of the song. This part is presented with the guitar line, which consists of arpeggios merged with [[power chords]]. This line is played with the increasing level of gain. The bridge ends with [[power chords]] and [[natural harmonics\|harmonics]].