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Supersonic (Remastered) amp settings — Marshall MG30DFX

The Oasis guitar tone for “Supersonic (Remastered)”, dialed in for a Marshall MG30DFX with a Epiphone ES-335. Studio version, Definitely Maybe (1994) — Remastered

Original rig

Marshall combo (likely JCM900-era), Epiphone Les Paul Standard, Ibanez TS9 Tube Screamer, Roland Space Echo

Roaring, saturated British crunch with aggressive midrange bite and raw, take-no-prisoners distortion

Amp settings — Marshall MG30DFX

CHANNELOD2

Knob	Setting (0–10)
Gain	8
Bass	7
Mid	9
Treble	7
Reverb	0
Master	5

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Guitar

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Why these settings

Your MG30DFX is voiced darker and less aggressive than a JCM900 stack, so OD2 channel at gain 8 gets you into that saturated Definitely Maybe territory. Mids pushed to 9 recreates Gallagher's mid-forward bark; treble pulled to 7 (vs the original's maxed EQ) because the MG's solid-state treble gets fizzy above 8. Bass at 7 keeps low-end tight without muddying the distortion. No presence knob exists on this amp.

PRO TIPGallagher's attack on Supersonic is aggressive and slightly loose — dig in hard with downstrokes on the verses and let the strings ring into each other on the chorus chords for that wall-of-sound sloppiness that defines early Oasis.

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