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Seraphim II amp settings — Kawes 15 watt amp GA-15

The Robin Callaway guitar tone for “Seraphim II”, dialed in for a Kawes 15 watt amp GA-15 with a Kawes Stratocaster. Studio version, 'i saw an angel in the mirror' album (2024)

Original rig

Unable to verify - Robin Callaway is an independent/emerging artist with no documented rig rundowns, interviews, or gear breakdowns available. Track appears to be ambient/atmospheric with layered clean-to-lightly-driven guitar textures based on album context.

Ambient, ethereal clean with subtle warmth and spacious reverb - likely layered clean guitar with modulation and heavy reverb/delay processing

Amp settings — Kawes 15 watt amp GA-15

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

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Guitar

PICKUPneck TONE6 VOLUME8

Why these settings

The Kawes GA-15 is an unrecognized budget practice amp - knob names may differ on your faceplate. Settings target a warm, clean foundation since the original track's ethereal quality comes from studio processing (reverb, delay, possible modulation) that a basic amp cannot replicate. Neck pickup with rolled-back tone approximates the soft, round attack heard in ambient guitar work. Gain kept minimal for headroom.

PRO TIPTo get closer to the spacious, layered sound of this track, a multi-FX unit or reverb/delay pedal is essential - consider a Zoom MS-70CDR or TC Electronic Hall of Fame as an affordable entry point. Without effects, play fingerstyle near the neck pickup and let notes ring into each other for a pseudo-ambient wash.

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