Killing In the Name (Live In Mexico City, MX, 10/28/99) amp settings — Nux mighty Psr 678
The Rage Against the Machine guitar tone for “Killing In the Name (Live In Mexico City, MX, 10/28/99)”, dialed in for a Nux mighty Psr 678 with a PRS SE Custom 24. Live in Mexico City, 10/28/99 — Battle of Mexico City concert
Marshall JCM800 2203 head, Fender Telecaster with stock single coils, Dunlop Cry Baby wah (half-cocked), DOD FX40B parametric EQ as boost, DigiTech Whammy
| Knob | Setting (0–10) |
|---|---|
| Gain | 6 |
| Bass | 3 |
| Mid | 7 |
| Treble | 5 |
| Presence | 4 |
| Reverb | 0 |
| Master | 5 |
01Wah (use onboard wah block if available)
CRITICAL: Set wah to fixed/half-cocked position around noon in the sweep — do not rock it. This creates the nasal midrange honk. If the NUX has a manual wah or auto-wah with fixed frequency, park it at 700-900Hz.
02Parametric EQ or Mid Boost (use onboard EQ block)
RECOMMENDED — boost around 800Hz-1kHz to replicate DOD FX40B. If your NUX lacks a parametric EQ block, push the amp mid knob to 8 instead and skip this.
Your PRS SE Custom 24 has humbuckers vs Morello's Telecaster single coils — the humbuckers are hotter and warmer. Compensate by dropping gain from the original's 7-9 down to 6, pulling bass back to 3 (vs flat 5), and rolling your guitar tone knob to 6 to thin out the humbucker thickness. The NUX modeling amp should use its Marshall-style voicing (6505/Plexi type) to capture the JCM800's mid-forward bark.
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