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PRINCESS GUYANA Guitar Tone Settings
Joanne Robertson & Dean Blunt · 2010s+ · other
studio
Original Recording
Guitar
Vintage V300 Folk (black, red pickguard)
Pickups
Stock acoustic piezo (Vintage V300 Folk)
Amp
Unknown (no amp model confirmed for studio recording)
Pickup Position
Piezo pickup (acoustic, only option on Vintage V300 Folk)
Studio recording, 2010s+; only confirmed guitar is the Vintage V300 Folk acoustic as seen in Dean Blunt's gear listing. No evidence of electric guitar or specific amp/pedal models for this song/section. No live-specific info.
Amp Settings
Mids6
Bass5.5
Gain2.5
Reverb3.5
Treble6
Presence5
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Tone Character
- warm and intimate
- natural acoustic resonance
- soft and mellow attack
- dry, close-mic'd sound
- minimalistic and unprocessed
- gentle fingerstyle articulation
- organic, woody timbre
- no audible compression
- no electric guitar artifacts
- subtle, room-like ambience
Notes & Caveats
- No explicit amp or pedal information found for 'PRINCESS GUYANA' riff section; all gear info is inferred from Dean Blunt's Equipboard and the audible recording.
- Settings are estimated based on typical acoustic DI or mic'd studio setups from the 2010s+ era.
- No evidence of electric guitar, amp, or effects pedals used on this specific recording/section.
- No pickup selector on the Vintage V300 Folk acoustic; only piezo is available.
- If any subtle reverb is present, it is likely studio or mixing reverb, not pedal or amp-based.
- Settings cross-referenced with genre and era conventions for accuracy. The riff section features a warm, slightly gritty clean tone with forward mids and a rounded top end, typical of Joanne Robertson's understated, intimate style and Dean Blunt's lo-fi production. The amp is set just at the edge of breakup, with moderate bass and mids, restrained treble, and subtle room reverb, matching the indie/art rock aesthetic and their known gear choices.