The BUDGET Marshall Super Lead - DSL100H - Even better than the real thing?

'08 Gibson Les Paul 1959 Standard Reissue through a '12 Marshall DSL100H ran in triode mode to be able to use it cranked through a single '71 Marshall 1960B 100W cab with G12M25 75Hz Pulsonic Greenbacks. Settings can be seen in the intro of the clip. '74 Gibson Ripper through Mesa Big Block 750 and Mesa 1x15 Delta 15B. 1950s Ludwig WFL 6.5x14 snare and 1970s Ludwig Classic Maple 26x14 kick. 1970s Paiste 2002 15" hihat and 20" crash. Room mic AKG C414BXLII cardioid, close mic Sennheiser MD421 U5. Only room mic on the drums. Apogee duet sound interface to an iPad Pro with Cubasis. Recorded on 24 bit and 96kHz. On the DSL100H the Classic channel is used for everything but the second solo where the hi gain channel is used. The pad like guitars are dubbed with an octave between the two guitars. Both solos have a slight amount of Cubasis delay to make them pop out of the mix. Hi-pass filter on all guitar close mics to fit drums and bass otherwise fully dry.