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Stevie Wonder Amp Settings & Guitar Tone

1972N/A (Keyboard Part; Song Is Often Performed In Eb Minor But The Clavinet Is Not ‘Tuned’ Like A Guitar)3 effectsClean
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percussivemid-forwardgritty

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Superstition (1972)

Hohner Clavinet (Hohner clavinet is explicitly described as the defining instrument; commonly identified as Clavinet D6) Electric Lady Studios routing; clavinet processed with guitar effects boxes (wah, Mu-Tron phaser, distortion)

A sharp, percussive, mid-forward keyboard tone that behaves like a rhythmic guitar: very fast attack, short decay, and a ‘quacky’ funk bite when processed through wah and modulation. The signature is the clavinet’s mechanical transient coupled with stompbox-style processing, creating a gritty, animated groove texture.

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Typical Gear & Settings

Average Amp Settings

Gain
0.0
Bass
5.0
Mid
5.0
Treble
5.0
Presence
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Amplifiers

  • Electric Lady Studios routing; clavinet processed with guitar effects boxes (wah, Mu-Tron phaser, distortion)

Guitars

  • Hohner Clavinet (Hohner clavinet is explicitly described as the defining instrument; commonly identified as Clavinet D6)

Pickups

  • other

Effects & Pedals

wah

Wah-wah pedal (model unspecified)

phaser

Mu-Tron Phasor (Mu-Tron 5 phaser)

overdrive

Distortion box (model unspecified)

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