Montgomery Gentry Guitar Tone - Settings for Every Signature Song
Browse every Montgomery Gentry 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 Montgomery Gentry tone to your gear
Montgomery Gentry Albums We've Broken Down
All 9 Montgomery Gentry Tones
- GoneMontgomery Gentry · 2004
- Hell YeahMontgomery Gentry · 2002
- Lucky ManMontgomery Gentry · 2006
- My TownMontgomery Gentry · 2002
- Something to Be Proud OfMontgomery Gentry · 2004
- Tattoos & ScarsMontgomery Gentry · 1999
- What Do Ya Think About ThatMontgomery Gentry · 2006
- Where I Come FromMontgomery Gentry · 2011
- Hillbilly ShoesMontgomery Gentry · 1999
Montgomery Gentry Tone Evolution
- 1999Hillbilly ShoesTattoos & Scars
- 1999Tattoos & ScarsTattoos & Scars
- 2002Hell YeahMy Town
- 2002My TownMy Town
- 2004GoneYou Do Your Thing
- 2004Something to Be Proud OfYou Do Your Thing
- 2006Lucky ManSome People Change
- 2006What Do Ya Think About ThatSome People Change
- 2011Where I Come FromRebels on the Run
Common Questions About Montgomery Gentry's Tone
What guitar does Montgomery Gentry play?
The specific guitar Montgomery Gentry used on these recordings varies song to song - the settings we list are tuned to the tracked tone, not a single instrument.
What amp does Montgomery Gentry use?
Montgomery Gentry's amp rig varies across their catalog. Each tone breakdown lists the specific amp used for that song.
How many Montgomery Gentry songs can I dial in here?
ToneMirror has tone breakdowns for 9 Montgomery Gentry songs, including "Gone", "Hell Yeah", "Hillbilly Shoes". 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.