Whole Lotta Love — main riff
Tone Bender fuzz into a cranked plexi — loose, greasy and mid-forward.
- Tone Bender — Attack
- 3 o'clock
- Tone Bender — Level
- 2 o'clock
- Amp — Presence
- 5
- Amp — Bass
- 6
- Amp — Mid
- 7
- Amp — Treble
- 6
- Pickup
- Bridge, tone 7
Led Zeppelin
Producer-guitarist behind Led Zeppelin's studio layering and stadium riffing, switching between a '59 Les Paul and a '59 Telecaster.
Known for: Whole Lotta Love, Stairway to Heaven, Kashmir
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His early fuzz, heard across the first Led Zeppelin records.
Used for the mid-set wah workouts on 'Dazed and Confused'.
Modified plexis into 4x12s — the backbone of the Zeppelin live rig.
A 1959 Telecaster used on the first album and for the 'Stairway to Heaven' solo.
His 'Number One' — a 1959 Standard with a shaved neck profile.
What to dial in to chase Jimmy Page's signature sounds — knob positions, pickup choice and amp EQ as documented.
Tone Bender fuzz into a cranked plexi — loose, greasy and mid-forward.