Is This Love amp settings — Flamma FX100
The Whitesnake guitar tone for “Is This Love”, dialed in for a Flamma FX100 with a washburn stratocaster. Studio version, Whitesnake (1987) — clean arpeggiated verse tone
Gibson Les Paul Standard with neck pickup, Marshall JCM800 2203 at mid-gain (5-6), Boss CE-2 Chorus, studio reverb
| Knob | Setting (0–10) |
|---|---|
| Gain | 2 |
| Bass | 7 |
| Mid | 6 |
| Treble | 5 |
| Presence | 5 |
| Reverb | 6 |
01Flamma FX100 — Chorus Block
Classic 80s chorus — slow rate, moderate depth for shimmer without warble
02Flamma FX100 — Delay Block
Short slapback/ambient delay to add dimension — keep subtle
03Flamma FX100 — Reverb Block
Hall reverb for ballad sustain tail — this tone needs room
Your Strat single-coil neck pickup is brighter and lower-output than Sykes' Les Paul humbucker. Bass pushed to 7 compensates for the thinner low-end, treble dropped to 5 prevents ice-pick highs. Gain at 2 keeps you clean — the original sat at edge-of-breakup on the JCM800, but your Strat into the FX100's Plexi model needs less gain to stay in that warm-clean zone. Volume knob at 7 on the guitar rolls off some brightness and adds touch sensitivity.
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