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That's what you get amp settings — Fender Mustang LT25

The Paramore guitar tone for “That's what you get”, dialed in for a Fender Mustang LT25 with a PRS SE Custom 24. Studio version, Riot! (2007)

Original rig

Marshall JCM2000 DSL (Mesa/Boogie Dual Rectifier on heavier parts), Boss Blues Driver (always-on), MXR Distortion III (lead boost), Boss Giga Delay; humbucker guitars (Telecaster Deluxe, Les Paul)

Thick mid-rich pop-punk crunch, punchy overdrive with present mids, not scooped
Amp settings — Fender Mustang LT25
CHANNELBritish 80s (JCM800 model)
GAIN 6 BASS 4 MID 7 TREBLE 6 REVERB 1 MASTER 5
KnobSetting (0–10)
Gain6
Bass4
Mid7
Treble6
Reverb1
Master5
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Guitar
PICKUPbridge TONE8 VOLUME10
Why these settings

The Mustang LT25 has no presence knob so that's null. Selected British 80s model as it's the closest to the JCM2000's mid-forward crunch. Pushed mid to 7 (vs original 6) because Fender-voiced modeling tends slightly scooped compared to real Marshalls. Dropped bass to 4 to tighten the low end since digital modeling can get flubby. The original used a Blues Driver as an always-on boost into the Marshall—the LT25's built-in gain on this model gets you there without an external pedal.

PRO TIPRoll your PRS tone knob to 8 to tame the high-frequency sizzle from the humbuckers and get closer to Josh Farro's thick-but-not-harsh attack; palm mutes should thump, not fizz.

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