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Anybody got a good Zep equipment reeference?
Looking for tone boxes on immigrant song, black dog. Etc. Tia.
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A Les Paul Standard, Supro amp and some sort of fuzz like a Fulltone bender will get you pretty much there. Probably should get a wha too. I think Page used a Boss Chorus pedal too.
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I think Jimmy Page used a Telecaster on the first Led Zep album and switched to a Les Paul later on.
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Anybody got a good Zep equipment reeference?
Freudian slip?
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^ hahahah LOL
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I think lot of folks have decided even Page doesn't remember what he used on each song. Supros were known to be used early on, and it's generally thought a good bit of later stuff was Vox. The clean parts on "Ten Years Gone" is a Strat middle pickup into an AC30, for example.
He also used a Telecaster a lot for someone who's thought of as an iconic Les Paul user. The first album used a Tele, then Les Paul a good bit on the second (Whole Lotta Love, IIRC, was the middle pickup of a LP Custom), then he moved back to a Tele for the last couple of albums. You can hear his Tele with the B Bender on a few later tracks, and there's footage of him using it live at Knebworth on YouTube. Then there's that Danelectro on Kashmir, and a few other random instruments like the theremin. I don't know if this is all captured anywhere, it's just bits and pieces I've accumulated over the years.
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Led Zeppelin
Matthew,
Pete Fine at Rainbow Guitars in Tucson plays lead guitar in a Led Zeppelin tribute band. If you call him, I'm sure he would be a wealth of knowledge. He teaches too if you are interested in learning any of the Zep tunes as well. I talk to him most times when I go into the store and he is extremely nice. https://www.rainbowguitars.com/About/bio.aspx?sid=23
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Page played a lot of different gear (as mentioned above) but if you want a Led Zeppelin IV live tone then try a Les Paul in a vintage type Marshall amp. As mentioned above, Supro amps and Teles were often used for recording. In fact, both of those were used for the solo to Stairway to Heaven.
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The most haunting sound is from a Hurdy-Gurdy.
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