Shout at the Devil amp settings — Blackstar ID:Core Stereo 10 V2
The Mötley Crüe guitar tone for “Shout at the Devil”, dialed in for a Blackstar ID:Core Stereo 10 V2 with a Fender Telecaster. Studio version, Shout at the Devil album (1983)
1972 Gibson Les Paul Standard/Custom with T-Top pickups, Marshall Super Lead 100 (modified) or JCM800, Marshall 1960 cab with Celestion G12M Greenbacks or V30s
| Knob | Setting (0–10) |
|---|---|
| Gain | 7 |
| Bass | 5 |
| Mid | 7 |
| Treble | 6 |
| Presence | 0 |
| Reverb | 1 |
| Master | 5 |
01Overdrive (TS-style) — RECOMMENDED
RECOMMENDED — not currently owned. A Tube Screamer clone (TC Electronic Cinder, Behringer TO800, Boss SD-1) will tighten the low end and add the mid-push your Tele lacks vs a Les Paul. Without this, the tone will be looser and thinner than the original.
Your Telecaster's single-coil bridge is significantly brighter and lower-output than Mars' Les Paul humbuckers. I raised mid +2 and dropped treble -1 vs original Marshall settings to compensate for the Tele's natural brightness and scooped character. ISF at 3 o'clock pushes the Blackstar toward British Marshall voicing. Bass dropped to 5 because the Tele's bridge pickup can get woofy on high bass settings without the tight low-end of humbuckers.
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