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Riff Tone
Carmine
Ellegarden
Guitarpunk2000s
Original Gear
GuitarGibson ES-355
AmpUnknown (not specified in sources; likely a high-gain combo or head typical of early 2000s Japanese punk/rock, possibly Marshall or Mesa/Boogie, but not confirmed for this recording)
Amp Settings
gain7
bass6
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Notes
Studio recording, 2006 (from 'ELEVEN FIRE CRACKERS' album). No direct evidence of amp model or pedals used on the studio recording. Guitar confirmed as ES-355 for Shinichi Ubukata, who plays most main riffs. No explicit pedalboard or amp photo for this song/era.
Tone Character(10)
crisp yet aggressivepowerful presencerich, full-bodiedwarm and articulatetight and punchyhigh-energycutting through the mixslightly compressedpercussive attackfocused midrange
Difficulty
The riff requires fast, consistent alternate picking and tight palm muting for clarity, with quick chord transitions typical of punk rock. While not technically advanced, the tempo and precision demand solid intermediate skills.
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Original Gear
GuitarGibson ES-355
AmpUnknown (not specified in sources; likely a high-gain combo or head typical of early 2000s Japanese punk/rock, possibly Marshall or Mesa/Boogie, but not confirmed for this recording)
Amp Settings
gain7
bass6
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Notes
Studio recording, 2006 (from 'ELEVEN FIRE CRACKERS' album). No direct evidence of amp model or pedals used on the studio recording. Guitar confirmed as ES-355 for Shinichi Ubukata, who plays most main riffs. No explicit pedalboard or amp photo for this song/era.
Tone Character(10)
crisp yet aggressivepowerful presencerich, full-bodiedwarm and articulatetight and punchyhigh-energycutting through the mixslightly compressedpercussive attackfocused midrange
Difficulty
The riff requires fast, consistent alternate picking and tight palm muting for clarity, with quick chord transitions typical of punk rock. While not technically advanced, the tempo and precision demand solid intermediate skills.