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AJ Ghent
AJ Ghent, Sacred Steel Solo artist
Sacred Steel 'singing guitar'.
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- amp82 LEAD 800 TS MODstand-infor Quilter Labs Overdrive 202Gain 7, Bass 6, Mid 5, Treble 6, Presence 6. Add a noise gate
- cab4X12 CLASSIC 30Wfor Quilter Labs Overdrive 202Dynamic 57-style mic at the cap edge, low cut 80 Hz, high cut 8 kHz
- delayAIR DELAYstand-infor Eventide H90Time 1/4 dotted (tap), feedback 25%, mix 15%
Model names checked against the official HeadRush model list. Model names from HeadRush's official Pedalboard model list; Gigboard and Prime share the HeadRush model library. "Stand-in" means the closest verified model, not an emulation of the artist's exact unit.
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- ampPlacater Dirtystand-infor Quilter Labs Overdrive 202Gain 7, Bass 6, Mid 5, Treble 6, Presence 6. Add a noise gate
- cab4x12 Brit V30for Quilter Labs Overdrive 202Dynamic 57-style mic at the cap edge, low cut 80 Hz, high cut 8 kHz
- delaySimple Delaystand-infor Eventide H90Time 1/4 dotted (tap), feedback 25%, mix 15%
Model names checked against the official Line 6 Helix model list. Names from the official Line 6 Helix 3.80 model list (HX Stomp shares the library). "Stand-in" means the closest verified model, not an emulation of the artist's exact unit.
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- ampFreeman 100 Leadstand-infor Quilter Labs Overdrive 202Gain 7, Bass 6, Mid 5, Treble 6, Presence 6. Add a noise gate
- cab412 Brit 60B V30 ’95for Quilter Labs Overdrive 202Dynamic 57-style mic at the cap edge, low cut 80 Hz, high cut 8 kHz
- delayDigital Delaystand-infor Eventide H90Time 1/4 dotted (tap), feedback 25%, mix 15%
Model names checked against the official Neural DSP Quad Cortex model list. Names from Neural DSP's official Quad Cortex device list. "Stand-in" means the closest verified model, not an emulation of the artist's exact unit.
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- ampLEADstand-infor Quilter Labs Overdrive 202Gain 7, Bass 6, Mid 5, Treble 6, Presence 6. Add a noise gate
- cabBuilt-in speaker (no cab model)descriptionfor Quilter Labs Overdrive 202Katana has no cab sim on its speaker
- delayDIGITALstand-infor Eventide H90DELAY slot: Time 1/4 dotted (tap), feedback 25%, mix 15%
Model names checked against the official BOSS Katana model list and owner's manual. Amp types from the Katana MkII Owner's Manual; effect types from 'Using BOSS TONE STUDIO for KATANA Mk II'. Katana has its own speaker, so there is no cab block. Gen 3 renames some types, so check your unit. "Stand-in" means the closest verified model, not an emulation of the artist's exact unit.
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