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Song 2 amp settings — Levinson Belcat

The Alibek guitar tone for “Song 2”, dialed in for a Levinson Belcat with a Fender Player Stratocaster. Studio version, Blur (1997) — DOD FX76 Punkifier used on recording, ProCo RAT II for live

Original rig

Marshall 1959 Super Lead 100W + Marshall PB100 Power Brake, Hayman 3030 guitar, DOD FX76 Punkifier (studio) / ProCo RAT II (live)

Aggressive, gritty lo-fi crunch with scooped mids, raw distortion, and punchy attack
Amp settings — Levinson Belcat
CHANNELOverdrive/Distortion channel (if available)BRIGHToffBOOSToff
GAIN 3 BASS 7 MID 4 TREBLE 6 PRESENCE 5 REVERB 0 MASTER 6
KnobSetting (0–10)
Gain3
Bass7
Mid4
Treble6
Presence5
Reverb0
Master6
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Guitar
PICKUPbridge TONE7 VOLUME10
Signal chain

01Mooer GE100 — RAT-style Distortion patch

Use the 'US RAT' or 'Dist+' model in the GE100; this is your primary dirt source — keep amp relatively clean to avoid mud

Gain/Drive 7 · Tone/Filter 4 · Level/Volume 7
Why these settings

The Levinson Belcat is a budget solid-state amp with limited headroom and a brighter, thinner voicing than the original Marshall valve stack. The GE100 RAT model becomes your gain source — amp gain stays at 3 to provide clean amplification only. Your Strat's single coils are brighter and lower output than Coxon's Hayman, so bass is pushed to 7 and treble pulled to 6 to compensate for the missing low-mid thickness. Rolling tone knob to 7 tames the Strat's ice-pick highs.

PRO TIPCoxon's attack on this track is deliberately sloppy and aggressive — palm-mute the verses loosely and hit the chorus power chords with your pick angled hard into the strings for that trashy, spitty breakup.

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