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Human Touch
Bruce Springsteen
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Notes
Studio recording, 1992. Sources mention both Mesa Boogie Mark IIC+ and Electra Dyne heads with Marshall 4x12 cabinets as primary amps for this era. Fender Bassman also in rig, but Mesa Boogie is most likely for the riff's clear, punchy tone. No explicit pedalboard evidence for this song's riff section; Springsteen is known for minimal pedal use in studio. Pickup likely bridge for main riff.
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Studio recording, 1992. Sources mention both Mesa Boogie Mark IIC+ and Electra Dyne heads with Marshall 4x12 cabinets as primary amps for this era. Fender Bassman also in rig, but Mesa Boogie is most likely for the riff's clear, punchy tone. No explicit pedalboard evidence for this song's riff section; Springsteen is known for minimal pedal use in studio. Pickup likely bridge for main riff.