You Should Probably Leave settings for Line 6 POD Go / POD Go Wireless

Amp block

Drive

2

Master

7

Bass

5.5

Mid

6

Treble

6.5

Presence

5

Effects chain

1. 1compressionRed Squeeze (MXR Dyna Comp)Level 5 · Sustain 6
2. 2overdriveKinky Boost (Xotic EP Booster)Gain 4 · Level 7
3. 3delayAnalog Echo (BOSS DM-2)Mix 3 · Time 3 · Feedback 4
4. 4reverb'63 SpringMix 4 · Decay 5

Playing tips

• Use a light touch to maintain the dynamic response of the guitar.
• Focus on smooth, legato phrasing to emulate the subtlety of the original tone.
• Experiment with fingerstyle to enhance warmth and articulation.

Line 6 POD Go / POD Go Wireless knobs

Gain

3

Bass

5

Mid

5

Treble

5

Amp block

Drive

5

Master

7

Bass

6

Mid

6.5

Treble

6.5

Presence

5.5

Effects chain

1. 1compressionKinky Comp (Xotic SP Compressor)Level 7 · Sustain 6
2. 2overdriveScream 808 (Ibanez TS808 Tube Screamer)Gain 4 · Tone 5 · Level 7
3. 3delayAnalog Echo (BOSS DM-2)Mix 5 · Feedback 4
4. 4reverb'63 SpringMix 4 · Decay 5.5

Playing tips

• Focus on touch-sensitive dynamics to achieve a smooth, singing sustain.
• Use a light pick attack to maintain clarity and note separation.
• Experiment with varying your volume knob to control the gain and saturation.

What amp model should I use on the Line 6 POD Go / POD Go Wireless for You Should Probably Leave?

Use the US Princess (Fender Princeton Reverb) (clean channel) with Drive 2, Master 7, Bass 5.5, Mid 6, Treble 6.5, Presence 5, followed by Red Squeeze (MXR Dyna Comp), Kinky Boost (Xotic EP Booster), Analog Echo (BOSS DM-2), '63 Spring.

Which pickup should I use for You Should Probably Leave?

Neck pickup, with the guitar's tone at 7 and volume at 7-8.

What gear did Chris Stapleton use on You Should Probably Leave?

Guitar: Fender Jazzmaster (likely American Vintage or Custom Shop, sunburst, as seen in live performances and consistent with Stapleton's studio use for this era). Amp: Fender Princeton Reverb (likely 1960s blackface or modern reissue, as confirmed by Stapleton's producer Vance Powell and multiple interviews for this album era).

Will these settings work with my guitar?

These settings were adapted for a Squier Classic Vibe '70s Telecaster Thinline. Different pickups change how much gain and treble you need. ToneAdapt adapts the tone to your exact guitar, pickups, amp and pedals.