Tatsulok amp settings — Vox AC15C1
The Bamboo guitar tone for “Tatsulok”, dialed in for a Vox AC15C1 with a Fermata Ft-1. Studio version, We Stand Alone Together / Bamboo the Complete Hits compilation
Likely Marshall-style amplification with humbucker guitar (based on Filipino rock production standards of the era); specific verified gear unavailable
| Knob | Setting (0–10) |
|---|---|
| Gain | 6 |
| Bass | 5 |
| Mid | 0 |
| Treble | 6 |
| Presence | 0 |
| Reverb | 2 |
| Master | 5 |
01Zoom G1Xon - Overdrive (TS808 model)
Use the TS808 or OD-1 model in the Zoom; this pushes the AC15 into Marshall-like crunch territory
02Zoom G1Xon - Noise Gate
Tighten palm-muted sections; place after drive in chain
The AC15 is naturally chimier and less mid-aggressive than the Marshall-style amp likely used on the original. The Top Boost channel with the Tone Cut control (labelled 'Master Tone' on AC15C1) set around 4-5 o'clock will tame the Vox high-end sparkle. The Zoom's TS808 model adds the mid-push and grit the AC15 lacks natively—this compensates for the Vox's scooped mids versus Marshall's mid-forward voice. Your Fermata Ft-1 likely has ceramic single-coils, so the OD pedal also adds the thickness a humbucker original would have.
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