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The Love I Lost Solo Guitar Tone Settings — Fried By Fluoride
Fried By Fluoride · 2010s+ · rock
unknown
Original Recording
Guitar
Squier Precision Mini
Pickups
Squier Precision Mini stock pickups (likely ceramic single split-coil, but not confirmed for this recording)
Amp
Unknown (no source confirms amp model used on this recording)
Pickup Position
Bridge pickup (estimated, as typical for solos and no source specifies position)
No direct evidence for amp, pedals, or studio/live context for the solo on 'The Love I Lost'. Guitar confirmed via Equipboard photo evidence. No explicit mention of effects or amp in any available source. Year/era inferred as 2010s+ based on artist's activity.
Amp Settings
Mids6.5
Bass6
Gain5.5
Reverb3.5
Treble6.5
Presence5.5
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Tone Character
- moderate sustain
- slightly gritty edge
- clear note separation
- balanced EQ
- articulate attack
- not overly compressed
- no extreme scooping
- moderate presence
- mild reverb ambience
- no obvious modulation
Notes & Caveats
- No direct evidence for amp, pedals, or effects used on this specific recording.
- No explicit pickup position or amp model found; pickup and amp settings estimated based on genre and era.
- No pedal or effect is confirmed by any source; effects section is left empty except for estimated amp reverb.
- Settings are estimated based on typical rock solo tones for 2010s+ era and Squier Precision Mini.
- If audio review reveals audible effects (delay, chorus, etc.), these must be added with 'Audible in recording' as source.
- Settings cross-referenced with genre and era conventions for accuracy. The solo section has a classic rock crunch with clear note definition and a slightly forward midrange, typical of late 70s/early 80s production. The tone is neither scooped nor overly bright, with moderate reverb for space but not washiness, aligning with genre and era conventions.