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Why don't you start by looking at the gear the players you are trying to emulate use.
But most importantly TONE is too subjective to be pinned down. It's as much how you play as it is what you play. Have a buddy play through your rig. He won't sound anything like you because his playing style is different than yours and his tone will differ because of it.
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