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Browse by artist. Find who you want to sound like, and we'll show you how they get there.

AC

AC/DC

Guitar by Angus Young

SG-style solidbody with stock Gibson humbuckers straight into a cranked Marshall Super Lead. No pedals, no tricks, just pure amp overdrive and attitude.

1 tone card
AM

Arctic Monkeys

Guitar by Alex Turner

Dark, swaggering riff tone from a Vox 12-string through a valve distortion into a 1960s British combo. Thick mids, restrained treble, late-night attitude.

1 tone card
CS

Collective Soul

Guitar by Ed Roland

A 1990 Rickenbacker in drop D-flat into a Soldano, recorded as a basement demo that became the record. Gritty and wiry rather than saturated.

1 tone card
GD

Green Day

Guitar by Billie Joe Armstrong

Punk crunch from a Strat-style body with a hot bridge humbucker through a modded Marshall Plexi. Mid-forward, tight, no pedals needed.

1 tone card
GNR

Guns N' Roses

Guitar by Slash

Warm, vocal lead tone from a Les Paul style dual humbucker into a cranked Marshall Plexi. His clean parts came from a separate clean rig, with a chorus shimmer on the Paradise City intro.

2 tone cards
M

Metallica

Guitar by James Hetfield

Tight, scooped rhythm guitar built on a modified Mesa/Boogie blended with other amps, plus a clean sound long associated with the Roland JC-120 and its chorus.

2 tone cards
OR

Olivia Rodrigo

Guitar likely by Sam Stewart

Bright, chiming electric guitar with chorus and long echo trails, in the jangle and dream pop style critics heard on u + me = <3.

1 tone card

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