My own summer amp settings — Squier SP.10
The Deftones guitar tone for “My own summer”, dialed in for a Squier SP.10 with a Giannini Stratocaster. Main riff and chorus, Studio version, Around the Fur (1997)
ESP Stef B-7 (Seymour Duncan JB) → Marshall JMP-1 preamp (OD1 mode) → Mesa Strategy 400 power amp → Marshall 1960B 4x12 (Celestion G12T-75)
| Knob | Setting (0–10) |
|---|---|
| Gain | 2 |
| Bass | 5 |
| Treble | 5 |
| Master | 4 |
01Mooer GE-100: DS/OD Block (TS Drive / Tube Screamer Model)
Clean boost in front of the amp model to tighten low-end attack
02Mooer GE-100: AMP Block (J800 / Marshall High-Gain Model)
Primary gain source emulating the Marshall JMP-1/Mesa setup
03Mooer GE-100: CAB Block (4x12 G12T / UK 4x12)
Emulates the Marshall 1960B cabinet
The Squier SP.10 is a single-channel practice amp with only Gain, Bass, and Treble controls (no mid or presence), so set its gain low (2) on clean to serve as a neutral platform for the Mooer GE-100. The GE-100 generates the Marshall JMP-1 saturation using its high-gain British amp model tightened with a TS-style overdrive block up front. To compensate for single-coil Strat pickups versus Stephen Carpenter's high-output humbucker in Drop Db, push the GE-100 gain and bass up to thicken the low-end chug. Clean verse: bypass the DS/OD and AMP blocks on the GE-100.
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