Solo Tone
Hikarunara
Goose house
Guitarother2010s+
Original Gear
GuitarFender Stratocaster (exact model unknown, likely Japanese or Mexican production, as seen in Goose house live/studio videos for this era)
AmpRoland JC-120 Jazz Chorus (likely, based on typical Japanese pop/rock studio setups and visible amp in some Goose house videos, but not confirmed for this specific recording)
PickupsSingle-coil (Fender stock single coils, exact model unknown)
Amp Settings
gain3
bass5.5
mid6
treble7
reverb4
presence5
Effects & Signal Chain
No effects used for this tone
Notes
Studio recording, 2014 (original release year). No direct source confirms exact gear for the solo, but video evidence from Goose house performances and typical J-pop production practices suggest Stratocaster and Roland JC-120. No evidence of pedalboard use for the solo section.
Tone Character(10)
bright and articulateglassy single-coil clarityslightly compressedmild edge-of-breakupclear note separationmelodic and singing sustainsubtle reverb ambiencedynamic responseno heavy gain or fuzzstudio-polished
Difficulty
The solo requires intermediate technique due to its fast melodic lines, need for precise articulation, and dynamic control to maintain clarity and expression in a clean/edge-of-breakup tone.
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Original Gear
GuitarFender Stratocaster (exact model unknown, likely Japanese or Mexican production, as seen in Goose house live/studio videos for this era)
AmpRoland JC-120 Jazz Chorus (likely, based on typical Japanese pop/rock studio setups and visible amp in some Goose house videos, but not confirmed for this specific recording)
PickupsSingle-coil (Fender stock single coils, exact model unknown)
Amp Settings
gain3
bass5.5
mid6
treble7
reverb4
presence5
Effects & Signal Chain
No effects used for this tone
Notes
Studio recording, 2014 (original release year). No direct source confirms exact gear for the solo, but video evidence from Goose house performances and typical J-pop production practices suggest Stratocaster and Roland JC-120. No evidence of pedalboard use for the solo section.
Tone Character(10)
bright and articulateglassy single-coil clarityslightly compressedmild edge-of-breakupclear note separationmelodic and singing sustainsubtle reverb ambiencedynamic responseno heavy gain or fuzzstudio-polished
Difficulty
The solo requires intermediate technique due to its fast melodic lines, need for precise articulation, and dynamic control to maintain clarity and expression in a clean/edge-of-breakup tone.