Kult Guitar Tone - Settings for Every Signature Song
Browse every Kult song we've broken down into amp settings, pickup choice, and pedal chain - then adapt the recipe to whatever rig you actually own.
Translate any Kult tone to your gear
The Gear That Turns Up Most
All 6 Kult Tones
Kult Tone Evolution
- 1987Krew BogaKult
- 1987PolskaPosłuchaj to do Ciebie
- 1988ArahjaSpokojnie
- 1989Po co wolnośćKaseta
- 1993CelinaTata Kazika
- 1998Dziewczyna bez Zęba na PrzedzieOstateczny Krach Systemu Korporacji
Common Questions About Kult's Tone
What guitar does Kult play?
Across the 6 Kult songs in our catalog, the Stratocaster (modern equivalent: Fender American Professional II Stratocaster) appears most often. Our breakdowns are calibrated to the recorded tone, so the settings translate cleanly to whatever guitar you actually own.
What amp does Kult use?
Across the 6 Kult songs in our catalog, the Roland JC-120 Jazz Chorus shows up most often. ToneMirror translates those amp settings for whatever amp you have - Marshall, Fender, Boss Katana, Helix, etc.
What pedals does Kult use?
The Boss CE-2 Chorus is the pedal that appears on the most Kult recordings in our catalog, alongside the Electro-Harmonix Deluxe Memory Man. Every per-song breakdown lists the full signal chain.
How many Kult songs can I dial in here?
ToneMirror has tone breakdowns for 6 Kult songs, including "Arahja", "Celina", "Dziewczyna bez Zęba na Przedzie". Each one comes with the original amp settings, pickup position, tuning, and pedal chain - plus a per-rig adaptation so you can play it on your own gear.