The loneliest amp settings — Mooer Hornet 15i

The Måneskin guitar tone for “The loneliest”, dialed in for a Mooer Hornet 15i with a Schechter SGR C-1. Studio version, Rush! album (2022)

Original rig

Fender Stratocaster (Custom Shop '63 or Squier) → Marshall 1987X Plexi head through Marshall 1960AX/BX cabs, DigiTech Whammy pedal for solo sections, Leslie-style modulation effects

Clean-to-edge-of-breakup verses building to soaring, expressive lead with whammy-driven squeals and sustained singing tone on the solo

Amp settings — Mooer Hornet 15i

CHANNELClean (UK voiced)BOOSToff

Knob	Setting (0–10)
Gain	4
Bass	5
Mid	7
Treble	6
Reverb	3
Master	6

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Guitar

PICKUPneck TONE7 VOLUME10

Why these settings

Thomas Raggi uses a Plexi-style Marshall for warm edge-of-breakup tones. The Hornet 15i's UK-voiced clean channel approximates this mid-forward British character. Your Schecter's humbuckers are hotter than his Strat single coils, so gain stays conservative at 4 to avoid mud; mid pushed to 7 compensates for the humbucker's darker voicing versus his bright Strat. The solo's Whammy pedal effects are unreachable without that pedal—a DigiTech Whammy or pitch-shift unit would be needed to replicate the squealing dive-bomb moments.

PRO TIPFor the ballad's emotional sustain on the solo, roll your guitar volume to 8 and let notes bloom naturally—Raggi's touch sensitivity comes from playing just at the amp's breakup threshold, where pick dynamics control the grit.

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