Riff Tone
Red Hot
Mötley Crüe
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Notes
Studio recording, 1983. Guitar likely tuned to D standard. Mick Mars was known to use a hot-rodded Strat with humbuckers and a Floyd Rose for this era. Settings and pedal choices are inferred from era, genre, and closest available sources for Mötley Crüe's 'Shout at the Devil' period. No direct evidence for 'Red Hot' specific pedals, but distortion is amp-based or via Marshall-style pedal. No chorus, flanger, or delay is clearly audible in the riff section.
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Studio recording, 1983. Guitar likely tuned to D standard. Mick Mars was known to use a hot-rodded Strat with humbuckers and a Floyd Rose for this era. Settings and pedal choices are inferred from era, genre, and closest available sources for Mötley Crüe's 'Shout at the Devil' period. No direct evidence for 'Red Hot' specific pedals, but distortion is amp-based or via Marshall-style pedal. No chorus, flanger, or delay is clearly audible in the riff section.