Impact On Music:
Jimmy Page and Led Zeppelin….come on, do I really have to say anymore, here is a list of his equipment and what Jimmy Page used album by album
AMPS
Marshall SLP-1959 100-watt amp which was modded with KT-88 tubes
Marshall SLP-1959 100-watt amp which was modded with KT-88 tubes
Also used Voxs, Hiwatts, Fender Super reverbs and Orange MatAmps with the Theremin.
EFFECTS
Roger Mayer fuzz box
Sola Sound Tonebender
Vox Cry Baby Wah
Maestro Echoplex
MXR Phase 90
MXR Blue Box
MISC
Picks: Herco Flex 75
Strings: Electric – Ernie Ball Super Slinky, Acoustic – Ernie Ball Earthwoods
Violin bow
Theremin
Album by album gear
Led Zeppelin I
GUITARS: 1958 Telecaster, 10-string Fender 800 pedal steel, Gibson J200 acoustic
AMPS: Supro
Led Zeppelin II
GUITARS: 1959 Les Paul, Vox 12-string
AMPS: 100-watt Marshall, Vox solid-state
Led Zeppelin III
GUITARS: Harmony Sovereign acoustic, Martin acoustic, ‘59 Les Paul
AMP: 100-watt Marshall
Led Zeppelin IV
GUITARS: Fender electric 12-string, Les Paul, Telecaster
AMP: 100-watt Marshall, Supro
HOUSES OF THE HOLY
GUITARS: Les Paul, Fender 12-string electric, Stratocaster
AMP: 100-watt Marshall
PHYSICAL GRAFFITI
GUITARS: Les Paul, Danelectro, Stratocaster
AMPS: 100-watt Marshall
PRESENCE
GUITARS: Les Paul, Fender Stratocaster
AMPS: 100-watt Marshall
IN THROUGH THE OUT DOOR
GUITARS: Les Paul, Stratocaster, Telecaster, Gibson EDS-1275
AMPS: 100-watt Marshall
EFFECTS
Roger Mayer fuzz box
Sola Sound Tonebender
Vox Cry Baby Wah
Maestro Echoplex
MXR Phase 90
MXR Blue Box
MISC
Picks: Herco Flex 75
Strings: Electric – Ernie Ball Super Slinky, Acoustic – Ernie Ball Earthwoods
Violin bow
Theremin
Album by album gear
Led Zeppelin I
GUITARS: 1958 Telecaster, 10-string Fender 800 pedal steel, Gibson J200 acoustic
AMPS: Supro
Led Zeppelin II
GUITARS: 1959 Les Paul, Vox 12-string
AMPS: 100-watt Marshall, Vox solid-state
Led Zeppelin III
GUITARS: Harmony Sovereign acoustic, Martin acoustic, ‘59 Les Paul
AMP: 100-watt Marshall
Led Zeppelin IV
GUITARS: Fender electric 12-string, Les Paul, Telecaster
AMP: 100-watt Marshall, Supro
HOUSES OF THE HOLY
GUITARS: Les Paul, Fender 12-string electric, Stratocaster
AMP: 100-watt Marshall
PHYSICAL GRAFFITI
GUITARS: Les Paul, Danelectro, Stratocaster
AMPS: 100-watt Marshall
PRESENCE
GUITARS: Les Paul, Fender Stratocaster
AMPS: 100-watt Marshall
IN THROUGH THE OUT DOOR
GUITARS: Les Paul, Stratocaster, Telecaster, Gibson EDS-1275
AMPS: 100-watt Marshall
March 21, 2007 at 1:42 am
Actually you got most of JP’s gear right. I just want to add a couple of details. He had 4 Les Pauls 58, 59, a black beauty w/ a bigsby, and a cherry finish les paul. Oh and one more thing his marshall 1959 head was rewired to 200 watts. just thought i would help alittle bit
June 17, 2007 at 3:43 pm
Amps:
Supro (unknown model): 1*12″ combo used for recording.
Hiwatt 50: seen during the 1970 tour.
Vox AC-30: used for recording. 2*12″ Celestion speakers. 36 watt output.
Marshall 1959-SLP: 100 watt head rewired to 200 watt
Marshall 4*12 cabinets
Orange: 100 watt amp and cabinets
August 23, 2007 at 3:44 am
“cry baby” wah’s aren’t made by vox,any guitar player should know that they’re made by dunlop.don’t call it a “cry baby” if it isn’t a genuine one.if it’s just a vox wah,then call it a vox wah
August 25, 2007 at 9:27 pm
DONT BE A SMARTASS!!!!
December 5, 2007 at 6:22 am
any guitar player who’s gonna bitch about who makes what wah pedal should also know that Dunlop didn’t always make the cry baby, and that if page even had one it probably wasnt even a dunlop. further more vox wah’s arent just called a ‘vox wah’ the same as a fender stratocaster isnt just called a ‘fender guitar’. there are many different models of vox wah pedals, for instance hendrix used the vox king wah for a while. im not normally so picky about these things but if your gonna have a bitch about it then get ur facts straight first.
March 20, 2008 at 1:16 am
Does any1 know wat effects were used for since i’ve been loving you?
January 3, 2009 at 5:11 pm
datyebtdistemgxvwell, hi admin adn people nice forum indeed. how’s life? hope it’s introduce branch
February 24, 2009 at 1:58 pm
can someone tell me which wah jimmy uses for the ocean solo @ madison square gardens in 1973? unbelievably good. i NEED that pedal! thanks
September 17, 2009 at 5:57 am
Here is a fact: original “crybaby wahs” (1970’s)were manufactured by “Thomas International”; out of Chicago, Ill. They were all “hand wired” units. I have a ‘75 crybaby. Dunlop bought the trademark and reissued them, but they are not hand wired; they have printed circuit boards.(??) To ge t the Page wah sound, you just need a hand wired wah by vox or crybaby. I think they perform and sound the same.
November 19, 2009 at 12:36 am
Does anyone know what guitar Page used on “Immigrant Song”?