I love this band shaka ponk and theur new song has such a tasty guitar tone. It's so different then what other rock/metal bands use. Not scooped and "trashy" but really thick, saturated and yet clear and punchy. You have any idea how to achieve this kind of tone? Which amplifier you suspect was used for recording? It reminds me a bit of the orange amps, but I havent heard them like that yet. I simply love this sound.
Enjoy! (tasty guitars starting around 0:44 
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My guess would be layering. Like couple tracks of fuzzed out tracks, couple tracks with something like orange/matamp variety set for lower / mid gain to give clarity to the tone.
yeah I was also thinking that, which makes it pretty impossible to know what those guys used, but what can you do
Could be an orange with some kind of fuzz or any amp really (well, not a clean fender with no pedals). It really depends on how they have dialed it in, the cabs, the micing, EQ in daw.... I find people often look for a profile of a particular amp a band uses and expect to have the same tone if the buy the profile. I would recommend thinking more in terms of how the person dials in the amp and all, what he wants the tone to be. Amps aren't too different anyway, let alone profiles of amps. So I think It's worth asking different commercial sellers if they have something that could get close (though you will need a fuzz pedal too, I believe, listening from my smartphone 
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it's a good sound, I think:
good timbre but nothing so special to me. First, I would like to hear the isolated guitar since the main riff is doubled by the bass making the whole guitar sequence so huge. As far as I know virtually every decent guitar tone would sound so huge with the bass doubling it. check audioslave show me how to live. of course in audioslave sample the bass is well distinguished from guitar but in the shaka ponk tune guitar and bass seems to be really as one...
Hello KoMa,
come this close for you ?
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How about a classic Marshall JCM (on low gain)? I'm pretty sure you can achieve a similar sound with some fuzz or other effects
Or as you mentioned try a orange thunderverb profile!
Shaka ponk is known to go full digital. They use VSTs live as well as in the studio (!). CC has used Guitar rig on stage, i don't know if this is still the case.
