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I Got That Rock and Roll (From "Austin & Ally") amp settings — Sanchez DLP-1

The Austin Moon guitar tone for “I Got That Rock and Roll (From "Austin & Ally")”, dialed in for a Sanchez DLP-1 with a Gibson Les Paul Standard 60s. Studio version, Disney Channel: Play It Loud compilation (2013)

Original rig

Studio-produced pop-rock track — likely a clean Fender-style amp or direct recording with light amp simulation, single-coil or humbucker in split mode for brightness, minimal pedals

Bright, polished pop-rock crunch — clean foundation with light edge, prominent upper-mids, compressed and radio-ready

Amp settings — Sanchez DLP-1

CHANNELClean or lowest gain channel availableBRIGHTonBOOSToff

Knob	Setting (0–10)
Gain	3
Bass	4
Mid	6
Treble	7
Presence	6
Reverb	2
Master	5

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Guitar

PICKUPbridge TONE8 VOLUME10

Signal chain

01Tube Screamer style overdrive (TS9 or clone)

RECOMMENDED — not currently owned. Used as a clean boost to add edge and mid-push without heavy saturation. A Boss SD-1 or Joyo Vintage Overdrive would work similarly.

Drive 2 · Tone 6 · Level 6

Why these settings

The Sanchez DLP-1 is a budget practice amp with limited headroom and a naturally darker voicing than studio gear. Treble pushed to 7 and mids to 6 compensate for the amp's tendency toward muddy low-mids. Gain stays low at 3 because this pop-rock tone is clean-foundation, not distorted—your Les Paul's hot humbuckers will push the amp into light breakup naturally. A TS-style pedal is recommended because the amp alone won't deliver the polished 'edge' heard on the track.

PRO TIPRoll your guitar's tone knob to 8 instead of wide open—this tames the Les Paul's bridge pickup harshness and gets closer to the smooth, produced Disney sound. Pick closer to the neck for a rounder attack.

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