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À Tout le Monde amp settings — Marshall Code 100

The Megadeth guitar tone for “À Tout le Monde”, dialed in for a Marshall Code 100 with a Esp EX-200. Studio version, Youthanasia (1994) - tuned to Eb standard

Original rig

Marshall JCM800, Gibson Flying V with humbuckers, ISP Decimator noise gate

Clean arpeggios transitioning to scooped, tight thrash rhythm with controlled saturation and pick articulation

Amp settings — Marshall Code 100

CHANNELJCM800 model (for distorted sections) / Clean model (for intro/verse arpeggios)BRIGHToffBOOSToff

Knob	Setting (0–10)
Gain	6
Bass	6
Mid	4
Treble	7
Presence	5
Reverb	1
Master	7

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Guitar

PICKUPbridge TONE8 VOLUME10

Signal chain

01Noise Gate (Code 100 built-in)

Essential for tight palm-muted riffs without noise between phrases - use the Code's built-in gate in the effects section

Threshold 4

Why these settings

The Code 100's JCM800 model nails Mustaine's amp. Your ESP EX-200's hot humbuckers match the Flying V output closely, so gain stays at 6 rather than pushing higher. Mid dropped to 4 for the classic Megadeth scoop—the Code's mid control is slightly more aggressive than a real JCM800, so backing off gets you there. For the clean intro arpeggios, switch to Clean Vintage model with gain at 2, bass 5, mid 5, treble 6.

PRO TIPThis song lives and dies on pick attack dynamics—use downstrokes on the chugging palm-muted sections and let the clean arpeggios ring by picking closer to the neck with lighter pressure. Tune down to Eb to match the original recording.

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