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Bethel Music guitar tone: gear & amp settings
The gear and amp settings behind 5 Bethel Music songs, researched from rig rundowns, interviews and gear forums. The rig that shows up most: Unknown (likely Fender Telecaster or Fender Jazzmaster, typical for Bethel Music live worship recordings in this era) into Unknown (likely Fender Hot Rod Deluxe, Fender Twin Reverb, or Matchless DC-30, all commonly used by Bethel Music guitarists live).
Guitars Bethel Music used
- Unknown (likely Fender Telecaster or Fender Jazzmaster, typical for Bethel Music live worship recordings in this era)1 song
- PRS S2 Standard 221 song
- TMG Gatton (Telecaster-style, likely single-coil pickups)1 song
- Fender American Professional II Stratocaster (likely, based on Bethel Music guitarist preferences and genre conventions for this era and style)1 song
- Gretsch Duo Jet (likely Filter'Tron pickups, as referenced in cover and preset videos)1 song
- Fender Jazzmaster1 song
- Fender American Professional II Stratocaster (likely, based on Bethel Music guitarist David Funk's known studio use in this era)1 song
- Fender American Professional Stratocaster (likely, based on Bethel Music live gear in this era)1 song
Amps Bethel Music used
- Unknown (likely Fender Hot Rod Deluxe, Fender Twin Reverb, or Matchless DC-30, all commonly used by Bethel Music guitarists live)1 song
- Line 6 Helix (Matchless C30 amp model)1 song
- Unknown (likely Fender-style clean amp, model not specified in sources)1 song
- Matchless DC-30 (likely, based on genre, era, and common Bethel Music gear; no direct source confirmation for this song/solo)1 song
- Strymon Iridium (Vox AC30 amp model, as used in covers and presets for this song)1 song
- Unknown (not specified in sources; likely a clean platform amp such as Fender or Matchless, typical for Bethel Music live rigs)1 song
- Line 6 Helix (amp modeling, likely using Fender Deluxe Reverb or similar clean amp model)1 song
- Line 6 Helix (amp modeling, likely Fender or Vox clean amp model)1 song
9 Bethel Music tones
| Song | Gain |
|---|---|
| All Hail King Jesus (Live) · riff | 4 |
| All Hail King Jesus (Live) · solo | 3.5 |
| Holy Forever · riff | 4 |
| Holy Forever · solo | 4.5 |
| Holy Forever · solo | 3 |
| My King Forever (Live) · riff | 3.5 |
| My King Forever (Live) · riff | 4.5 |
| Son of Suffering (feat. Matt Redman) [Live] · riff | 3.5 |
| Surrounded By Holy · riff | 4.5 |
Bethel Music songs on popular amps
Exact settings ToneAdapt players use for these songs on their own amps.
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Frequently asked questions
What amp did Bethel Music use?
Across 5 researched songs, the amps that come up most are Unknown (likely Fender Hot Rod Deluxe, Fender Twin Reverb, or Matchless DC-30, all commonly used by Bethel Music guitarists live) (1 song), Line 6 Helix (Matchless C30 amp model) (1 song), Unknown (likely Fender-style clean amp, model not specified in sources) (1 song), Matchless DC-30 (likely, based on genre, era, and common Bethel Music gear; no direct source confirmation for this song/solo) (1 song).
What guitar did Bethel Music use?
Most often: Unknown (likely Fender Telecaster or Fender Jazzmaster, typical for Bethel Music live worship recordings in this era) (1 song), PRS S2 Standard 22 (1 song), TMG Gatton (Telecaster-style, likely single-coil pickups) (1 song), Fender American Professional II Stratocaster (likely, based on Bethel Music guitarist preferences and genre conventions for this era and style) (1 song).
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