Last train home amp settings — Mooer GE150
The Pat metheny group guitar tone for “Last train home”, dialed in for a Mooer GE150 with a Godin SD24. Studio version, Still Life (Talking) (1987) — lead melody
Coral / Vincent Bell Electric Sitar into Acoustic 134 solid-state amplifier + 2x Lexicon Prime Time digital delay lines (slight pitch detune/micro-chorus) + 450-500ms ambient delay
| Knob | Setting (0–10) |
|---|---|
| Gain | 2 |
| Bass | 5 |
| Mid | 7 |
| Treble | 6 |
| Reverb | 5 |
| Master | 8 |
01Mooer GE150 MOD Block (Detune / Micro-pitch Chorus)
Recreates Pat's iconic dual-delay micro-pitch modulation without heavy cyclic warble
02Mooer GE150 DLY Block (Digital Delay)
Set delay time to ~480ms (around 120 BPM quarter note) to lengthen the notes unobtrusively
03Mooer GE150 REV Block (Hall Reverb)
Smooth studio hall ambiance
Pat recorded the signature melody on a vintage Coral electric sitar through an ultra-clean Acoustic 134 amp; on your Godin SD24, the bridge+middle single-coil split provides the thin, cutting harmonic buzz needed to mimic the sitar's bridge sizzle. The Mooer GE150's Jazz Clean model gives flat, uncompressed solid-state headroom while the Mod block provides the crucial Lexicon-style micro-pitch widening. Treble is kept moderate at 6 with boosted mids (7) to keep the melody vocal and clear without harsh single-coil icepick.
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