Dulce Soledad amp settings — Peavey Studio Chorus 210
The Enjambre guitar tone for “Dulce Soledad”, dialed in for a Peavey Studio Chorus 210 with a Ibanez S470. Studio version, from 'Proaño' (2007)
Epiphone ES-335/Dot or Gibson Les Paul through Visual Sound Jekyll & Hyde or Fulltone OCD, Boss DD-3 delay, likely into a tube amp with moderate breakup
| Knob | Setting (0–10) |
|---|---|
| Gain | 3 |
| Bass | 5 |
| Mid | 7 |
| Treble | 5 |
| Presence | 4 |
| Reverb | 2 |
| Master | 6 |
01Zoom Tri Metal TM-01
The Tri Metal is a high-gain pedal—keep gain LOW to simulate the smoother OCD/Jekyll overdrive character. Roll tone back to tame the fizz and approximate that warm Latin rock drive. This pedal will be grainier than the original OCD but usable at low gain settings.
The Peavey Studio Chorus is a solid-state clean platform with built-in stereo chorus—keep the chorus OFF for this tone since the original is dry drive, not modulated. Your Ibanez S470 has hotter, thinner pickups than the ES-335 humbuckers on the original; the neck position with tone rolled to 7 compensates by adding warmth. Mids pushed to 7 replaces the natural midrange bloom of a semi-hollow body. The Tri Metal at minimal gain approximates the smooth overdrive—it will be more aggressive, so play with a lighter touch.
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