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Covet amp settings — Max music Gigkit

The Basement guitar tone for “Covet”, dialed in for a Max music Gigkit with a Fender American Professional II Stratocaster. Studio version, Colourmeinkindness (2012)

Original rig

Likely Marshall-style amp or pushed Fender with humbucker guitar (Jazzmaster/Les Paul typical of genre); overdrive pedal for grit, reverb for atmosphere — exact rig not publicly documented

Mid-gain alternative rock crunch with warm low-mids, gritty sustain, and atmospheric reverb wash
Amp settings — Max music Gigkit
GAIN 6 BASS 5 TREBLE 5 MASTER 5
KnobSetting (0–10)
Gain6
Bass5
Treble5
Master5
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PICKUPbridge+middle TONE7 VOLUME10
Why these settings

The Max Music Gigkit is a basic practice amp with limited EQ (gain, bass, treble, volume only — no mid, presence, or reverb knobs). The original tone has Marshall-esque mid-forward grind; since the Gigkit lacks a mid control, set bass and treble flat at 5 to avoid the scooped Fender-style voicing. Gain at 6 approximates the recording's moderate crunch. Your Strat's single coils are brighter and lower-output than the likely humbucker original — position 2 (bridge+middle) adds body, and rolling tone to 7 tames ice-pick highs.

PRO TIPDig in hard with your pick near the bridge for that aggressive attack heard on the recording — the Strat's dynamics will respond, giving you the gritty bite without needing more gain. If you add a reverb pedal later, a medium hall with 30-40% mix captures the track's washy atmosphere.

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