TONE3000

Splawn Quick Rod DI Extreme Modern Metal

Amp Head Capture

NAM

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Description

Splawn Quickrod, Nephilim Boost NAM Capture A tight, aggressive high-gain NAM capture built around a dual-cabinet blend and a custom-made Nephilim Boost pedal designed specifically to tighten the front end, sharpen pick attack, and keep extended low-end controlled. The custom Nephilim Boost hits the amp with a tighter low end and more immediate attack without stripping away the weight of the guitars. The result is a tone that stays massive while remaining articulate under fast palm-muted riffs, tremolo picking, and complex chord work. Core Tone Tight • Thick • Percussive • Aggressive • Mid-forward • Controlled Low End • Clear Pick Attack Designed especially for modern death metal, groove metal, thrash, metalcore, and extreme metal, with enough definition for low tunings and dense mixes.

Makes and Models

Splawn Quickrod

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Each model captures the gear at specific knob settings.

A2-FullESR: 0.0117

A2-LiteESR: 0.0244

400 Epochs

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