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Bat Country amp settings — Marshall MG30CFX

The Avenged Sevenfold guitar tone for “Bat Country”, dialed in for a Marshall MG30CFX with a Ibanez GIO GRG170DX. Studio version, City of Evil (2005)

Original rig

Bogner Uberschall 120W head, Schecter with Seymour Duncan SH-8 Invader (bridge), Drop D tuning, no external boost on rhythm — amp gain alone

Aggressive mid-forward galloping rhythm with tight low-end and cutting upper-mids, not scooped modern metal
Amp settings — Marshall MG30CFX
CHANNELOD1BOOSToff
GAIN 7 BASS 4 MID 7 TREBLE 6 REVERB 0 MASTER 5
KnobSetting (0–10)
Gain7
Bass4
Mid7
Treble6
Reverb0
Master5
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PICKUPbridge TONE10 VOLUME10
Why these settings

The Bogner Uberschall is a mid-heavy high-gain amp with tight lows. Your MG30CFX OD1 channel is voiced closer to a JCM800 with looser low-end, so bass drops to 4 to avoid mud and mid pushes to 7 to capture the Bogner's bark. Gain 7 reaches usable saturation without fizzing out the solid-state preamp. The MG30CFX has no presence control — its treble at 6 covers upper-mid bite.

PRO TIPPalm-mute hard and pick closer to the bridge for that percussive gallop attack — the Invader pickup's output and Gates's aggressive right hand define this tone as much as the amp.

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