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Solo Tone
The Weight of Dreams
Greta Van Fleet
Guitarrock2010s+
Original Gear
GuitarGibson Les Paul Standard (likely late 1950s reissue, sunburst, as used by Jake Kiszka in studio)
AmpMarshall Super Lead (Plexi, 1959SLP or similar, as used in studio for solos on The Battle at Garden's Gate era)
Amp Settings
gain7
bass6
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Notes
Studio recording, 2020-2021. Gear confirmed for album sessions, not live. Jext Telez Fuzz Face-style pedal used for solo. No evidence of other pedals or effects except fuzz. No explicit amp settings found; estimated based on era, genre, and typical Marshall Plexi usage for classic rock solos.
Tone Character(10)
fuzzy and saturatedripping, crunching sustainaggressive lead presencesinging, vocal-like sustainbright and articulate highsthick midrangeclassic rock fuzz charactertouch-sensitive dynamicsminimal pedal colorationdistinctive, identifiable solo tone
Difficulty
The solo features advanced phrasing, rapid runs, expressive bends, and requires precise control of a high-gain fuzz tone, making it challenging for all but advanced players.
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Original Gear
GuitarGibson Les Paul Standard (likely late 1950s reissue, sunburst, as used by Jake Kiszka in studio)
AmpMarshall Super Lead (Plexi, 1959SLP or similar, as used in studio for solos on The Battle at Garden's Gate era)
Amp Settings
gain7
bass6
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Create Free AccountEffects & Signal Chain
Notes
Studio recording, 2020-2021. Gear confirmed for album sessions, not live. Jext Telez Fuzz Face-style pedal used for solo. No evidence of other pedals or effects except fuzz. No explicit amp settings found; estimated based on era, genre, and typical Marshall Plexi usage for classic rock solos.
Tone Character(10)
fuzzy and saturatedripping, crunching sustainaggressive lead presencesinging, vocal-like sustainbright and articulate highsthick midrangeclassic rock fuzz charactertouch-sensitive dynamicsminimal pedal colorationdistinctive, identifiable solo tone
Difficulty
The solo features advanced phrasing, rapid runs, expressive bends, and requires precise control of a high-gain fuzz tone, making it challenging for all but advanced players.