Wonderwall amp settings — Donner DA10

The Oasis guitar tone for “Wonderwall”, dialed in for a Donner DA10 with a Donner DST-152 ST. Studio version, (What's the Story) Morning Glory? (1995), Rockfield Studios

Original rig

Epiphone Casino/Riviera semi-hollow with P-90 pickups → Marshall combo (clean to light crunch), Gibson J-200 acoustic layered, capo on 2nd fret, Neumann U87 mic, heavy studio compression

Bright, jangly, chiming clean with subtle edge — shimmering Britpop rhythm with percussive attack

Amp settings — Donner DA10

CHANNELClean channel

Knob	Setting (0–10)
Gain	2
Bass	4
Mid	6
Treble	7
Presence	0
Reverb	2
Master	5

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Guitar

PICKUPneck TONE8 VOLUME10

Why these settings

The original used P-90 equipped semi-hollows with natural warmth and airiness. Your Donner ST's single coils are brighter and thinner, so I've pushed mid +1 and kept bass moderate at 4 to add body. Treble at 7 captures the jangle without ice-pick harshness. Gain stays very low (2) — this tone is almost clean with just a hint of edge from pick attack. The Donner DA10 is a practice amp without the harmonic complexity of a cranked Marshall, so we're relying on EQ balance rather than amp saturation.

PRO TIPUse the NECK pickup with tone rolled back slightly to 8 — this mimics the warmer, rounder P-90 neck sound of the Casino. Strum hard and consistently with a medium pick (0.60-0.73mm) right over the soundhole position to get that percussive, driving attack. A capo on the 2nd fret is essential — without it, you're not playing Wonderwall.

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