Jane! amp settings — Vox VT40X
The The Long Faces guitar tone for “Jane!”, dialed in for a Vox VT40X with a Ibanez gio grg121 Ibanez Gio GRG121SP-BMC Blue Metal Chameleon. Studio version, Jane! single (2018)
Unknown single-coil guitar (likely Fender-style), clean platform amp (high wattage), modulated filter pedal (EHX Blurst-style), chorus, delay, spring reverb
| Knob | Setting (0–10) |
|---|---|
| Gain | 5 |
| Bass | 5 |
| Mid | 7 |
| Treble | 6 |
| Reverb | 4 |
| Master | 5 |
01Modulated Filter (RECOMMENDED — Envelope Filter or Auto-Wah style)
RECOMMENDED — not currently owned. A Boss AW-3, EHX Blurst, or similar gets the signature filter sweep. Use the VT40X built-in 'Clyde' wah effect in auto mode as a partial substitute — access via Tone Room software.
02Chorus (use VT40X internal effect)
Enable via Tone Room or VT40X menu — select Chorus 1, keep depth subtle for shimmer without seasickness
03Delay (use VT40X internal effect)
Enable via Tone Room — select Analog Delay, set for slapback (80-120ms), low repeats
Your GRG121 has humbuckers versus the likely single-coil original — roll tone to 7 to tame high-end harshness and add mid +1 to compensate for the humbucker's darker voice versus a Strat. The VT40X AC30 model delivers the chime and compression of the original's clean platform. Gain stays moderate (5) because this tone is not heavily saturated — the crunch is edge-of-breakup, not high-gain.
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