Riff Tone
Name
The Goo Goo Dolls
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Studio recording, 1995. John Rzeznik stated in Guitar World that for the 'A Boy Named Goo' sessions (which includes 'Name'), he rented a Gibson J-200 acoustic and a Fender Bassman amp. No evidence of electric guitar as primary riff instrument; main riff is acoustic. No pedalboard or effects chain confirmed for this song's riff section. Tuned DAEAEE with custom string gauges.
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Studio recording, 1995. John Rzeznik stated in Guitar World that for the 'A Boy Named Goo' sessions (which includes 'Name'), he rented a Gibson J-200 acoustic and a Fender Bassman amp. No evidence of electric guitar as primary riff instrument; main riff is acoustic. No pedalboard or effects chain confirmed for this song's riff section. Tuned DAEAEE with custom string gauges.