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The White Stripes (Jack White) Amp Settings & Guitar Tone

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Seven Nation Army (2003)

1950s Kay K6533 'Value Leader' archtop hollowbody (believed 1957-59) Sears Silvertone 1485 'Six Ten' (~120W tube, mid-1960s, by Danelectro) + Fender Twin Reverb (1970s)

The 'bass' riff is deep, thick, sub-octave with a warm, slightly woolly character — retains the hollow, woody quality of the Kay archtop even through the Whammy. Slide chords are jangly, bluesy, lo-fi with mild overdrive. The fuzz solo is ripping, saturated with massive sustain and a raw, uncontrolled quality. Overall production: dry, warm, analog-tape-saturated. Deliberately vintage and raw per Toe Rag Studios ethos.

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Typical Gear & Settings

Average Amp Settings

Gain
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Bass
5.0
Mid
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Treble
7.0
Presence
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Amplifiers

  • Sears Silvertone 1485 'Six Ten' (~120W tube, mid-1960s, by Danelectro) + Fender Twin Reverb (1970s)

Guitars

  • 1950s Kay K6533 'Value Leader' archtop hollowbody (believed 1957-59)

Pickups

  • Single coil

Effects & Pedals

Pitch Shift (Octave Down)

DigiTech Whammy (Version 4)

Fuzz

Electro-Harmonix Big Muff Pi (likely 1970s original)

Playing Style

slidefeedback

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