Jane! amp settings — Orange Crush 35RT

The The long faces guitar tone for “Jane!”, dialed in for a Orange Crush 35RT with a Squier Affinity Stratocaster. Studio version, single release (July 2018)

Original rig

Likely British-voiced amp (Orange/Vox/Marshall family) with moderate gain, humbucker or bridge single-coil guitar

Crunchy alternative rock drive with defined mids and articulate pick attack for riff clarity

Amp settings — Orange Crush 35RT

CHANNELDirty Channel

Knob	Setting (0–10)
Gain	6
Bass	4
Mid	7
Treble	6
Reverb	2
Master	5

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Guitar

PICKUPbridge TONE7 VOLUME10

Why these settings

Your Orange Crush 35RT is ideal here—the dirty channel naturally delivers the warm, mid-forward British crunch this tone requires. The Strat's bridge single-coil is brighter and lower output than a humbucker, so I've pushed mids to 7 and kept treble moderate at 6 to avoid ice-pick highs. Rolling tone knob to 7 tames the Strat's inherent brightness to match the thicker recorded sound.

PRO TIPDig in with your pick on the main riff for that percussive attack, then lighten up during verses—the Orange's touch-sensitivity will give you dynamic clean-up without changing settings.

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