She's electric amp settings — Orange Micro Terror

The Oasis guitar tone for “She's electric”, dialed in for a Orange Micro Terror with a Epiphone Les Paul Classic. Studio version, (What's the Story) Morning Glory? (1995)

Original rig

Epiphone Riviera or Sheraton II (semi-hollow, humbuckers) into Vox AC30 and Marshall Bluesbreaker combo, with SIB Echodrive preamp for extra push. Acoustic Gibson J-150 layered underneath. No heavy pedal usage — amp-driven crunch.

Jangly yet warm British crunch with chimey highs, moderate gain, and full low-mids from semi-hollow guitars. Beatles-influenced rhythm tone with slight compression from pushed Class A circuits.

Amp settings — Orange Micro Terror

Knob	Setting (0–10)
Gain	5
Bass	5
Treble	6
Master	6

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Guitar

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Why these settings

The Micro Terror has only Gain, Tone (treble), and Volume — no mid, presence, or reverb controls. The Orange voicing is naturally warm and thick in the low-mids like the AC30/Bluesbreaker combo Noel used. Your Les Paul humbuckers are hotter than his semi-hollow P90s/mini-humbuckers, so gain stays moderate (5) to avoid over-saturation. Tone at 6 captures the chimey top-end without ice-pick harshness.

PRO TIPRoll your tone knob to 7 and use the neck pickup to get that warm, round jangle Noel achieved with semi-hollows — the Les Paul's neck humbucker with tone backed off mimics the airy quality of his Riviera. Strum lightly near the neck for authentic Britpop chime.

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