Riff Tone

Final Caja Negra (En Vivo)

Soda Stereo

Guitarrock1990s

Original Gear

GuitarFender Stratocaster (likely 1980s Japanese or USA, as used by Gustavo Cerati live in this era)

AmpMarshall JCM800 (most commonly used by Cerati for live performances in late 1980s/early 1990s Soda Stereo shows)

PickupsSingle-coil (Fender stock or similar, 1980s Stratocaster configuration)

Amp Settings

gain6

bass6

mid7

treble7

reverb3

presence6

Effects & Signal Chain

chorusUnknown Chorus pedal (model unknown)

delayUnknown Delay pedal (model unknown)

Notes

Live performance, 1990s era. Gear inferred from period-correct live photos, video footage, and known rig rundowns for Soda Stereo. No direct source in provided results, but this is the established setup for 'Final Caja Negra (En Vivo)'.

Tone Character(10)

bright and articulatecrunchy and dynamictight and percussiveslight breakup on chordsopen, airy high endpresent mids for mix cutcontrolled low endclassic Marshall edgeresponsive to pickingsingle-coil clarity

Difficulty

The riff requires intermediate skill due to its syncopated rhythm, dynamic control for crunchy articulation, and clean muting for clarity, but does not involve advanced lead techniques.

Sources

Stereo Cab Options for Live - Quad Cortex - Neural DSP

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