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No. 1 Party Anthem amp settings — Muzikly GA - 30

The Arctic Monkeys guitar tone for “No. 1 Party Anthem”, dialed in for a Muzikly GA - 30 with a Canary classic series Telecaster. Studio version, AM (2013) — atmospheric rhythm/arpeggio guitar

Original rig

Rickenbacker M8 / Selmer Zodiac Twin 30 / Magnatone Custom 410, Gibson Les Paul / Fender Bronco, tape echo, spring reverb

Warm, vintage-voiced edge-of-breakup clean with blooming low-mids and ambient depth

Amp settings — Muzikly GA - 30

CHANNELCleanBOOSToff

Knob	Setting (0–10)
Gain	4
Bass	6
Mid	6
Treble	4
Master	6

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Guitar

PICKUPneck TONE7 VOLUME8

Signal chain

01Analog Tape Delay / Echo

RECOMMENDED — not currently owned

Time 5 · Repeat 4 · Mix 4

02Spring Reverb

RECOMMENDED — not currently owned

Dwell 5 · Mix 6 · Tone 4

Why these settings

The Muzikly GA-30 is a standard solid-state practice amp, so running the Clean channel with gain at edge-of-breakup provides the necessary headroom without harsh clipping. Because your Telecaster single-coils are naturally brighter than the studio humbuckers and vintage Magnatone voicing, treble is reduced to 4 and guitar tone is rolled back to 7 to retain warmth. Adding an external tape-style delay and ambient reverb pedal will fully capture the lush spatial wash of the album cut.

PRO TIPUse the fleshy pad of your thumb and fingers instead of a stiff pick to pluck the chord arpeggios, which softens the initial transient attack and brings out the warm, piano-like low-mid sustain heard on the track.

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