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Riff Tone
Right is Right (Original Posh Boy recording - Remastered)
Shattered Faith
Guitarpunk1980s
Original Gear
GuitarUnknown (likely Fender or Gibson style, single-coil or P90/humbucker, based on era and genre)
AmpUnknown (likely Marshall Plexi or similar British-style amp, based on genre/era and pop punk conventions)
Amp Settings
gain6
bass6
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Notes
Studio recording, 1981 (Posh Boy Records original release). No direct evidence for exact guitar/amp model; inference based on genre, era, and typical SoCal punk setups. No evidence of pedals or effects beyond amp distortion.
Tone Character(10)
tight palm-muted chugscrunchy and aggressivemid-forward presencebright attackslightly scooped low midsarticulate power chordsraw and energeticminimal sustaindry, focused soundslight amp reverb for space
Difficulty
The riff is fast and requires tight, aggressive downstroke picking and palm muting, but uses simple power chords and straightforward rhythm typical of early punk.
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Original Gear
GuitarUnknown (likely Fender or Gibson style, single-coil or P90/humbucker, based on era and genre)
AmpUnknown (likely Marshall Plexi or similar British-style amp, based on genre/era and pop punk conventions)
Amp Settings
gain6
bass6
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Create Free AccountEffects & Signal Chain
Notes
Studio recording, 1981 (Posh Boy Records original release). No direct evidence for exact guitar/amp model; inference based on genre, era, and typical SoCal punk setups. No evidence of pedals or effects beyond amp distortion.
Tone Character(10)
tight palm-muted chugscrunchy and aggressivemid-forward presencebright attackslightly scooped low midsarticulate power chordsraw and energeticminimal sustaindry, focused soundslight amp reverb for space
Difficulty
The riff is fast and requires tight, aggressive downstroke picking and palm muting, but uses simple power chords and straightforward rhythm typical of early punk.