Parisienne Walkways amp settings — Mooer GE200
The Gary Moore guitar tone for “Parisienne Walkways”, dialed in for a Mooer GE200 with a Fender American Original 60s Stratocaster. Studio version, Back on the Streets (1979) — recorded at Morgan Studios, London
1959 Gibson Les Paul Standard ('Greeny'), Mesa Boogie Mark I combo into 4x12 cab, Neumann U87 mic, EMT plate reverb
| Knob | Setting (0–10) |
|---|---|
| Gain | 5 |
| Bass | 4 |
| Mid | 8 |
| Treble | 5 |
| Presence | 5 |
| Reverb | 6 |
| Master | 7 |
01Tube Screamer / TS808 model (GE200 internal)
Use as a mid-boost into the amp model to compensate for Strat's scooped single coils vs Les Paul humbuckers — low drive, level above unity
02Plate Reverb (GE200 internal)
Essential — the studio used EMT plate reverb, not spring. Set for lush sustain without wash
Moore used the neck pickup on a thick-sounding Les Paul humbucker; your Strat's neck single coil is brighter and lower output. The TS model at low drive adds the midrange body and slight compression the Strat lacks. Mid pushed to 8 (vs original's 7) to recover the vocal-like warmth. Treble dropped to 5 and tone knob at 7 to tame Strat ice-pick highs. Bass at 4 prevents the boosted mids from getting muddy.
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