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Like a Ritual amp settings — Marshall JCM800 2203

The Title Fight guitar tone for “Like a Ritual”, dialed in for a Marshall JCM800 2203 with a Fender Player Stratocaster. Studio version, Floral Green (2012)

Original rig

Marshall JCM800 2203 100w head, Fender Stratocaster, Orange PPC412 cabinet

Gritty, mid-forward punk crunch with single-coil bite and controlled feedback

Amp settings — Marshall JCM800 2203

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

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Guitar

PICKUPbridge TONE7 VOLUME10

Why these settings

You own the identical amp and guitar type as the original recording — no voicing compensation needed. The JCM800 2203's preamp gain at 6 delivers that saturated-but-not-mushy punk crunch characteristic of Floral Green. Mids pushed to 7 keeps the Strat from getting thin, and presence at 7 adds the aggressive upper-harmonic bite that cuts through the mix on this track.

PRO TIPRoll your guitar's tone knob down to 5-6 during the verse for a slightly woolier texture, then snap it back to 7-8 for the chorus to match the dynamic shift in the recording — Jamie uses this live to differentiate sections without pedals.

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