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Nookie amp settings — Domavery Idk

The Limo guitar tone for “Nookie”, dialed in for a Domavery Idk with a Dimavery Idk. Studio version, Significant Other (1999) - Main Heavy Chorus Riff

Original rig

Mesa/Boogie Triple Rectifier + Modified Ibanez MC150PW 4-string baritone guitar

Aggressive, scooped nu-metal high-gain rhythm with heavy low-end thump and razor pick attack
Amp settings — Domavery Idk
CHANNELClean channel / Low GainBRIGHToffBOOSToff
GAIN 2 BASS 6 TREBLE 7 REVERB 0 MASTER 6
KnobSetting (0–10)
Gain2
Bass6
Treble7
Reverb0
Master6
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Guitar
PICKUPbridge TONE10 VOLUME10
Signal chain

01Distortion pedal

Primary high-gain source

Distortion / Gain 8 · Tone / Filter 6 · Level / Output 7
Why these settings

Because the specific Dimavery entry-level practice amp is unrecognized, only universal controls are used with non-standard knobs nulled. The owned distortion pedal serves as the dedicated high-gain source, so the amp is set to a clean channel at low gain (2) to avoid muddy double-gain stacking. Treble is pushed to 7 and tone to 6 to emulate the sharp Rectifier sizzle and pick attack without overwhelming the small speaker. Clean verse: bypass the distortion pedal.

PRO TIPUse heavy-gauge strings and strike aggressively with downward pick strokes near the bridge to replicate Wes Borland's percussive baritone attack.

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