Real AmpTuning: E StandardPickup: BridgeEmoHigh Gain
Metallic Revenge Attack — Palm-Muted Rhythm & Harmonized Lead
This preset uses the documented Three Cheers-era JCM2000 TSL100 as the foundation for the song’s metallic palm-muted rhythm and Ray Toro’s layered lead work. No reliable song-specific knob sheet survives, so the guitar, amplifier, cabinet, and mic values are representative settings approximated from the album rig and Toro’s known preference for harmonized, orchestral guitar parts. Source: Equipboard’s Three Cheers gear page and Seymour Duncan’s Ray Toro interview.
Signal Chain
Les Paul-style guitar with bridge humbucker→Marshall JCM2000 TSL100→Marshall 1960 4x12→Double-Tracked Rhythm→Output
GuitarLes Paul-style guitar with bridge humbucker
Tone
10
PickupBridge
TuningE Standard
Volume
10
AmpMarshall JCM2000 TSL100
Bass
4.5
Gain
6.8
Mids
7.5
Master
6.5
Treble
6.5
ChannelLead 1
Presence
6
Cab / IRMarshall 1960 4x12
MicSM57-style dynamic
Mic PositionOff-axis, cap-edge transition
EffectDouble-Tracked Rhythm
PanHard left and right
Layers2
Tightness10
Notes
Keep the bass controlled and the mids forward so the fast picking remains readable. Track harmonies separately for the lead phrases.
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