Fender Stratocaster · Number One
Original knob values: unknown. Numerical suggestions await further version and control references for this item.
Check the era, documented model and limits
ARTIST / 04DOUBLE TROUBLE — TEXAS BLUES
Full single-coil tone and firm mids, shaped by a forceful and carefully muted picking hand.
Texas shuffle rhythm
MATCH THE HARDWARE FIRST
First consider pickup and string setup differences from Number One. The reviewed source does not settle the Tube Screamer revision. An interview mentioning two Super Reverbs is not a single-amp recipe for the original recording.
Equipment basis and value provenance are separate. Suggested values for matching hardware are still not verified artist settings.
1984–85 artist interviews · guitars, amps and pedals of that period
Original knob values: unknown. Numerical suggestions await further version and control references for this item.
Check the era, documented model and limitsOriginal knob values: unknown. Numerical suggestions await further version and control references for this item.
Check the era, documented model and limitsOriginal knob values: unknown. Numerical suggestions await further version and control references for this item.
Check the era, documented model and limitsThe substitute path provides a full simplified chain and suggested values for alternative gear.
DOCUMENTED USE
Confirmation applies only to the stated era and claim. It does not validate a complete recording rig or our modeler presets.
In 1984 he describes the wear, body and neck of his main Strat.
Recalled component dates are not treated as a single build year for the whole guitar.
In 1985 he names a Tube Screamer on his pedalboard.
That answer does not specify a TS808, TS9 or other revision.
He names two Super Reverbs alongside Vibroverbs and a Dumble.
This 1985 setup does not establish the original Pride and Joy session.
These sources do not establish our complete numerical guide as the artist’s actual settings.
Suggested values are starting points, not verified original recording settings.
Account / record by: Stevie Ray Vaughan
Period / original record: 1984-10 · Source reviewed: 2026-09-13
Account / record by: Stevie Ray Vaughan
Period / original record: 1985-11 · Source reviewed: 2026-09-13
Reference photos are separate from evidence of actual use. See photo credits for the original images and reuse terms.
Start with the connections. Guitar → modeler INPUT → headphones or FRFR. Use both amp and cabinet simulation. For a physical guitar speaker, disable cabinet simulation and adjust the output mode.
The proposal fits within HX Stomp’s eight-block count. Actual DSP use still needs testing; omit optional modulation if necessary.
Tone and gain values are normalized 0–10 starting points. If the device uses a different range, begin at a similar proportion; this is not an acoustic equivalence. Time, frequency and mix retain their shown units. Leave unlisted parameters at defaults.
Helix and BOSS use a Twin-style alternative to the Super Reverb.
For headphones / FRFR. Cabinet choices are tonal alternatives, not necessarily the original touring speakers. If QC lacks the cut filters here, use a separate Low-High Cut block.
An editorial ambience suggestion, not evidence of use on a recording or tour.
Model names based on Helix 3.80
Official model / parameter documentation