Yeshua amp settings — Boss GX-100
The Llevame de vuelta guitar tone for “Yeshua”, dialed in for a Boss GX-100 with a Yamaha Pac 012. Live / Studio worship version, Llévame de Vuelta (originally written by Alessandro Vilas Boas)
Fender Telecaster / Stratocaster into Vox AC30 / Matchless style chiming tube amp with Klon/TS transparent overdrive, dotted eighth digital delay, and ambient hall/shimmer reverb
| Knob | Setting (0–10) |
|---|---|
| Gain | 4 |
| Bass | 5 |
| Mid | 6 |
| Treble | 7 |
| Presence | 6 |
| Reverb | 0 |
| Master | 6 |
01GX-100 OD/DS Block (CENTA OD / Klon style)
Engaged for the soaring choruses and swelling lead lines
02GX-100 Delay Block (Dotted Eighth Digital Delay)
Set tempo sync to dotted 8th note relative to the song tempo (~128 BPM)
03GX-100 Reverb Block (Hall / Shimmer Reverb)
Creates the wide ambient worship bed behind the arpeggios
The Yamaha Pacifica 012's bridge single-coil blend ('bridge+middle' position 4) nails the bell-like chime typical of worship Telecasters and Strats without piercing harshness. Inside the Boss GX-100, pairing a Vox/Matchless style amp model (Diamond) with the Centa OD block keeps the core tone dynamic and transparent, so pick attack dictates grit. Treble is dialed to 7 to let the ambient delay repeats cut through the dense keyboard pads. For quiet verses: roll guitar volume back to 7 or bypass the Centa OD block.
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