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El Haragán y Compañía guitar tone: gear & amp settings

The gear and amp settings behind 5 El Haragán y Compañía songs, researched from rig rundowns, interviews and gear forums. The rig that shows up most: Fender Stratocaster (model not fully confirmed, but highly likely based on era, genre, and artist's typical gear) into Marshall JCM800 (estimated based on genre, era, and typical Mexican rock gear of the 1990s; no explicit source found for exact amp model on this recording).

Guitars El Haragán y Compañía used

Fender Stratocaster (model not fully confirmed, but highly likely based on era, genre, and artist's typical gear)1 song
Unknown Strat-style electric guitar (likely Fender or similar, single-coil pickups typical for genre/era)1 song
Unknown Strat-style electric guitar (likely Fender Stratocaster or similar, based on genre/era/region)1 song
Fender Stratocaster (likely Mexican or Japanese, early 1990s production)1 song
Fender Stratocaster (exact model unknown, likely Mexican or American Standard, typical for Mexican rock of the 1990s)1 song
Unknown (likely Fender Stratocaster or similar, based on era and genre, but not confirmed for this recording)1 song

Amps El Haragán y Compañía used

Marshall JCM800 (estimated based on genre, era, and typical Mexican rock gear of the 1990s; no explicit source found for exact amp model on this recording)1 song
Unknown tube combo amp (likely Fender or Marshall style, typical for 1990s Rock Urbano Mexicano)1 song
Unknown tube combo amp (likely Fender or Marshall, based on genre/era/region)1 song
Marshall JCM800 (model inferred, typical for Mexican rock urbano of early 1990s)1 song
Marshall JCM800 (model inferred, as this is the most common amp for Mexican rock bands of the era and matches the tone in the recording)1 song
Unknown (likely Marshall or similar high-gain amp, but not confirmed for this recording)1 song

6 El Haragán y Compañía tones

Song	Part	Guitar	Amp	Gain
A Esa Gran Velocidad · riff	Riff · distorted	Fender Stratocaster (likely Mexican or Japanese, early 1990s production)	Marshall JCM800 (model inferred, typical for Mexican rock urbano of early 1990s)	6
A Esa Gran Velocidad · solo	Solo · distorted	Unknown (likely Fender Stratocaster or similar, based on era and genre, but not confirmed for this recording)	Unknown (likely Marshall or similar high-gain amp, but not confirmed for this recording)	6.5
Antes Me Gustabas · riff	Riff · distorted	Unknown Strat-style electric guitar (likely Fender or similar, single-coil pickups typical for genre/era)	Unknown tube combo amp (likely Fender or Marshall style, typical for 1990s Rock Urbano Mexicano)	5
Mi Muñequita Sintética · riff	Riff · distorted	Fender Stratocaster (exact model unknown, likely Mexican or American Standard, typical for Mexican rock of the 1990s)	Marshall JCM800 (model inferred, as this is the most common amp for Mexican rock bands of the era and matches the tone in the recording)	6
No Estoy Muerto · riff	Riff · distorted	Fender Stratocaster (model not fully confirmed, but highly likely based on era, genre, and artist's typical gear)	Marshall JCM800 (estimated based on genre, era, and typical Mexican rock gear of the 1990s; no explicit source found for exact amp model on this recording)	6
Perdedor · riff	Riff · distorted	Unknown Strat-style electric guitar (likely Fender Stratocaster or similar, based on genre/era/region)	Unknown tube combo amp (likely Fender or Marshall, based on genre/era/region)	5

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Frequently asked questions

What amp did El Haragán y Compañía use?

Across 5 researched songs, the amps that come up most are Marshall JCM800 (estimated based on genre, era, and typical Mexican rock gear of the 1990s; no explicit source found for exact amp model on this recording) (1 song), Unknown tube combo amp (likely Fender or Marshall style, typical for 1990s Rock Urbano Mexicano) (1 song), Unknown tube combo amp (likely Fender or Marshall, based on genre/era/region) (1 song), Marshall JCM800 (model inferred, typical for Mexican rock urbano of early 1990s) (1 song).

What guitar did El Haragán y Compañía use?

Most often: Fender Stratocaster (model not fully confirmed, but highly likely based on era, genre, and artist's typical gear) (1 song), Unknown Strat-style electric guitar (likely Fender or similar, single-coil pickups typical for genre/era) (1 song), Unknown Strat-style electric guitar (likely Fender Stratocaster or similar, based on genre/era/region) (1 song), Fender Stratocaster (likely Mexican or Japanese, early 1990s production) (1 song).

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