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Re: Jimmy's tone on TSRTS
- Subject: Re: Jimmy's tone on TSRTS
- From: Oner Ozaylak <oner.ozaylak@xxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Tue, 1 Dec 2009 12:28:05 +0200
hi Anton,
welcome to the fbo. jimmy's live rig very simple. one les paul and a
100 watt marshall(s) modified to produce 200 watts with a compresor, a
fuzz/distortion and a vox wah between. there are exact brands and
models info on web if you search. for the most part he keeps the amp's
volume fixed and adjusts the loudness/overdrive with guitar's volume
pot. the only trick part is (as nech mentioned) the phase inverter and
coil splitter switches which i believe affect the tone dramatically.
if i could afford, i'd get a les paul or epiphone and rewire it like
jimmy's. if one can solder and use a screwdriwer it's not that
difficult. if you cannot find the schematic let me know. good luck.
oner
On Thu, Nov 26, 2009 at 9:32 AM, Anton Schragel
<awschragel@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> Hello and happy thanksgiving group!
>
> I am not new to the group, just been in lurk mode most of the time. Anyway, I
> play guitar and found this great site (at least I think so) at
> www.vanderbilly.com. It features hundreds of videos on how to play classic
> rock songs with an emphasis on zeppelin. I especially love it because it has
> some pretty accurate videos on playing the live stuff from TSRTS. Definitely
> worth checking out if you play guitar.
>
> The reason I am writing though is I would like to find out how to get jimmy's
> tone from the TRSTS album. Not really interested in acquiring all the amps
> and such that he specifically used. Just want to get close to getting that
> tone with what I have. I currently play a les paul through a fender cyber
> twin SE amplifier, which is a pretty flexible amplifier with modelling
> circuitry and effects if anyone is familiar with it. Also have a Boss GT-10
> multiple effects board at my disposal.
>
> Any ideas on how to go about this would be greatly appreciated. Any gearheads
> out there experienced in getting Jimmy's tone? Please write me or direct me
> to a site that could help. (And I apologize in advance to the admin if this
> post is in the wrong format for the list, I dont know how to technically do
> otherwise) Thanks!
>
> Anton
>