She's Gone amp settings — Davis GM-215
The Steelheart guitar tone for “She's Gone”, dialed in for a Davis GM-215 with a Pulse Stratocaster. Studio version, Steelheart (1990 debut album)
Marshall JCM800 2210 (channel-switching model), Ibanez RG with stock pickups, chorus effect (likely rack-mounted)
| Knob | Setting (0–10) |
|---|---|
| Gain | 7 |
| Bass | 5 |
| Mid | 7 |
| Treble | 6 |
| Master | 6 |
01M-wave Cuvave Baby Multi Effects
Engage chorus for the clean intro arpeggios and verse sections; bypass for the heavy rhythm and solo sections. If unit has delay, add short slapback (200-300ms) at low mix for solo
The Davis GM-215 is an unrecognized small solid-state amp, so knob names may differ on your faceplate. The original JCM800 2210 is mid-forward with tight gain; your amp likely has looser low-end and less saturation. Mid is pushed to 7 to compensate for typical solid-state scoop. Gain at 7 reaches the edge of what small practice amps deliver cleanly—pushing higher causes fizz rather than smooth saturation. The Pulse Strat's single coils are brighter and lower output than the original Ibanez humbuckers, so treble is pulled to 6 and tone knob rolled to 7 to warm the attack.
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