Sunday Guitar
Better tone. Better parts. Ready for Sunday.
Sunday-Ready
Captures
Four amps. Three tones each. Fifteen captures, dialed for Sunday.
One mic, one position, one honest voice on every capture. The amp stays home. The tone comes to church.
Boutique Chime: Matchless Spitfire 15 and Bad Cat Cub III 40 (both voicings, six captures).
American Fender: Fender Blues Deluxe and Fender Champ.
Captured hot so the saturation lives in the model. Pull the Modeler Gain to 3 or 4 and your single coils stay clean. A boost or a hotter pickup still drives it like the real thing.
For ToneX. Loads straight into your rig.
Four amps. Three tones each. Fifteen captures, carefully curated to help you get dialed in fast for modern worship, praise & worship, and everyday playing.
Every capture was created with a simple philosophy: one mic, one position, one honest representation of the amp. No endless tweaking. No guesswork. Just reliable, mix-ready tones that feel great under your fingers and sit naturally in a live worship setting.
The amp stays home. The tone comes to church.
All three stages of the Princeton Silverface. Clean, edge of breakup, and pushed.
The free capture gives you the middle stage. This is the whole amp, dialed across its full range, ready for whatever the setlist calls for.
One mic, one position, one honest voice. Captured hot so the saturation lives in the model. Pull the Modeler Gain back and your single coils stay clean.
For ToneX.
Everything you love about a vintage Silverface Princeton, captured across its full usable range.
The free capture gives you a taste of the sweet spot. The Full Princeton expands on that foundation with all three core stages of the amp, giving you the flexibility to move from pristine cleans to edge-of-breakup dynamics and naturally pushed tube saturation.
Whether you're building a worship preset, recording at home, or covering an entire set with one amp, these captures are designed to give you the complete Princeton experience.
THE FOUR LANES
Tone That Sits
Gear and sound that works in the mix, not against it.
Parts That Serve
Guitar parts that lift the song and the room.
Ready for Sunday
Rehearsal and prep so you walk in dialed.
Heart Before Hands
Why we play before how we play.
18 YEARS. EVERY SUNDAY.
I am not a session pro or a gear company. I am a volunteer guitarist who has played my home church almost every Sunday for eighteen years, same as a lot of you.
Everything here comes from that chair. The tones, the parts, the prep, all of it built after the family is in bed, in my studio, for the player who has a real job all week and still shows up to serve on Sunday.
Better tone. Better parts. Ready for Sunday.
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