Riff Tone
Psychobilly Freakout
The Reverend Horton Heat
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Notes
Studio recording, 1990 album 'Smoke 'Em If You Got 'Em'. Guitar and amp both run at high settings per artist interview; amp is on 10 for volume, bass, mid, with treble slightly backed off on Gretsch Executive but likely near max on Super Reverb. No explicit mention of pedals used on this recording, but slapback delay is a signature sound and clearly audible. No evidence of chorus, flanger, or phaser. No evidence of effects loop use.
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Studio recording, 1990 album 'Smoke 'Em If You Got 'Em'. Guitar and amp both run at high settings per artist interview; amp is on 10 for volume, bass, mid, with treble slightly backed off on Gretsch Executive but likely near max on Super Reverb. No explicit mention of pedals used on this recording, but slapback delay is a signature sound and clearly audible. No evidence of chorus, flanger, or phaser. No evidence of effects loop use.