harleytech
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I just bought that book from Amazon and got it the other day... Great book !
What speaker(s) are you using?Thats the tone I get out of my SV20H.
Greenbacks, part of the tone is the guitar and pickups, R7 LP with BB 1 and 2 pickups.What speaker(s) are you using?
This is my attempt to replicate that Pagey live tone
Thats an isolated track of Jimmy playing I believe.That sounds amazing and authentic.
Could you tell a bit more about your guitar, signal chain, amp and speakers ?
This is my attempt to replicate that Pagey live tone
Excellent formula!Greenbacks, part of the tone is the guitar and pickups, R7 LP with BB 1 and 2 pickups.
Jimmy #1 mod? Page’s pickups were stock at that time, and he used stock wiring until well after Zep broke up.As mentioned, it is impossible to get Heartreaker tones without Jimmy #1 mod, which means you cannot have it without a 4 lead bridge humbucker.
That is just ugly and a shame lol. I got to play one of his Transperformance equipped guitars at their shop in CO once and while cool I thought that was a shame too. Why carve up your guitars when you can just buy (or have Gibson build you) another guitar?
If that’s the case, it sounds bloody close to me!he said it is "his attempt" to recreating the sound...
he used KT88s...I'm thinking he was using Mullard EL34s and preamp tubes.
Do you use the #2 mod? Do you like the #1 in mod comparison?Jimmy #1 mod? Page’s pickups were stock at that time, and he used stock wiring until well after Zep broke up.
Sorry man, I don’t know what you are talking about. Page’s guitars had no mods when LZII was recorded.Do you use the #2 mod? Do you like the #1 in mod comparison?
If it's any help, I see EL34 in nearest two amps and KT88 in the farthest amp.
Sorry my man, I didn’t understand them. I don’t know anything about the Jimmy mods—I’ve never liked splitting humbuckers and my fav Page tones are all from Zep (well, and his Live at the Greek tone which I think is completely badass). I know a common misconception is that Jimmy’s guitars were tweaked out during the 70’s but that’s not true. Most of those odd timbres he got came from him being cheap and/or using whatever was avail and focusing it in after the fact. Like the Heartbreaker non-unaccompanied (?!?) parts which I’m pretty sure was a top loaded tele strung with .008 strings thru a solid state Rickenbacker Transonic. Not exactly a dream rig.@tallcoolone I asked two generic questions, sorry.