Lover, You Should've Come Over amp settings — Yamaha THR10II
The Jeff Buckley guitar tone for “Lover, You Should've Come Over”, dialed in for a Yamaha THR10II with a Yamaha Pacifica 112V. Studio version, Grace (1994)
Fender Telecaster (single coils) → Fender Vibroverb '63 Reissue (clean channel, spring reverb), occasional subtle overdrive (Blues Driver-style at low gain), volume pedal for swells
| Knob | Setting (0–10) |
|---|---|
| Gain | 2 |
| Bass | 4 |
| Mid | 6 |
| Treble | 6 |
| Presence | 5 |
| Reverb | 6 |
| Master | 5 |
The THR10II's Boutique Clean voicing approximates Fender blackface cleans. Your Pacifica's Alnico V single coils are brighter and hotter than a vintage Tele, so I rolled treble back from the original's ~7 to 6 and set tone knob to 7 to soften the top end. Gain stays very low—Buckley's tone relied on clean headroom and touch dynamics, not breakup.
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