For Christ Alone amp settings — Headrush Prime
The 2819 Worship guitar tone for “For Christ Alone”, dialed in for a Headrush Prime with a Gibson Les Paul Modern. Original live master recording, main lead electric guitar (75 BPM)
Vox AC30 Top Boost platform, dual overdrive (transparent KOT/Bluesbreaker style + 808 mid-hump), digital dotted-eighth delay, ambient hall/plate reverb
| Knob | Setting (0–10) |
|---|---|
| Gain | 4 |
| Bass | 5 |
| Mid | 6 |
| Treble | 5 |
| Reverb | 0 |
| Master | 7 |
01DOD 250 / White OD (Transparent Drive Block)
Primary edge-of-breakup drive; responds dynamically to pick attack
02TS808 Mod (Tube Screamer Block)
Solo and big bridge boost to push mids and sustain into the AC30 model
03Air Delay (Digital / Tape Delay Block)
Set tempo subdivision to dotted-eighth (3/16) synced to 75 BPM
04Air Reverb (Ambient Hall Block)
Placed post-cab for wash and ambient sustain behind leads
The original worship tone relies on a chimey Vox AC30 Top Boost pushed into harmonic bloom with transparent overdrives. Since the Gibson Les Paul Modern has hotter, punchier humbuckers than a typical worship Tele or Gretsch, amp gain is pulled down to 4 and guitar volume to 9 to preserve clear headroom before the delay repeats. Treble is dialed to 5 with Tone at 8 to prevent the burstbucker bridge pickup from getting harsh on high register lead lines. Ambient swell sections: roll guitar volume back to 7 and increase Air Reverb mix.
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