Ask ThroBak Thursday #6: Jimmy Page Telecaster Questions Answered

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  • Fender Jimmy Page Mirror Telecaster questions answered by Jon Gundry and Matthew Quail in episode #6 of Ask ThroBak Thursday.
    Questions about the Jimmy Page Telecaster include.:
    #1. What makes the Jimmy Page Mirror Telecaster different from any other Fender Telecaster?
    #2. Is the Jimmy Page Telecaster a fans only guitar?
    #3. What is the neck radius?
    #4. What is the shape of the neck?
    #5. How big are the frets and what is the finish on the frets?
    #6. What are the pickups like tonally?
    #7. What is the string gauge that came with the guitar?
    #8. What are the neck thickness measurements?
    #9. What is the resistance of the pickups?
    #10. What do the electronics look like?
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КОМЕНТАРІ • 22

  • @Mark70609
    @Mark70609 5 років тому +1

    Thanks for answering the Jimmy Page guitar questions. Much appreciated.

  • @demantoid418
    @demantoid418 5 років тому +1

    Thanks guys glad to see ya back on.

  • @liorauf
    @liorauf 5 років тому +1

    Thanks guys!!!

  • @joecalandrella3330
    @joecalandrella3330 5 років тому +1

    Joe Calandrella
    Your interludes are always entertaining, with darn good chops, but I was rooting for, “Communication Breakdown “.

  • @jeffreytelmo2135
    @jeffreytelmo2135 5 років тому +1

    You guys need to do that on all your guitars. It would be interesting to see your take on each guitar. Also if you can recommend pickups for every specific guitars and why you recommend them. Thanks!

  • @9tothe9th
    @9tothe9th 3 роки тому

    You still have the Page pickups? I’ll buy them off you.

  • @TommySprocket
    @TommySprocket 5 років тому +2

    I got a question are the mirrors two way? So the guitar can spy on you while it sits in it's stand.

  • @paulpavot6446
    @paulpavot6446 11 місяців тому

    Does that guitar come with a top loader
    bridge?

  • @viperBSG
    @viperBSG 3 роки тому +1

    what pickups do you make that would sound closest to the Jimmy Page telecaster? and do you know the kind of magnets used in the pickups> Alnico III or V or ceramic? Thank You for your time.

    • @ThroBakChannel
      @ThroBakChannel  3 роки тому +1

      The ThroBak T-‘59 MXV set is the perfect choice for Page Telecaster tone. It is the set I have in my ‘59 Page signature Tele. The magnets are A5.

  • @Mark70609
    @Mark70609 5 років тому +1

    Has your Jimmy Page Tele got the ceramic magnets under the bridge?
    There is a post on the Gear Page where there is a picture of the bridge pickup exposed with two large and two small magnets attached to the plate.

    • @ThroBakChannel
      @ThroBakChannel  5 років тому

      I have not give that a try yet. Probably will be a future video.

    • @Mark70609
      @Mark70609 5 років тому

      ThroBak Guitar Lounge so these magnets are not present on your bridge pickup?
      I assume Page wanted more output from the bridge pickup of the guitar.

  • @LPCustom3
    @LPCustom3 5 років тому +4

    Why do you need to cut your hair? What is this, the Fifties? Just an old hippie... guys with short hair sorta scare me...😱

  • @ColinStuart
    @ColinStuart 5 років тому

    Thanks, but I'll save my money for a Zamaitis disk front. Greco, or original.

  • @Masondhutchinson
    @Masondhutchinson 5 років тому +1

    Would you ever consider doing a Jimmy Page #1 PAF set?

    • @ThroBakChannel
      @ThroBakChannel  5 років тому +1

      The ThroBak PG-102 set without a magnet what we suggest for Page #1 tones.

    • @Cpt_Adama
      @Cpt_Adama 4 роки тому

      @@ThroBakChannel I know this is getting old but I thought the SLE-101 Plus MXV P.A.F. were the Jimmy Page pickups. Can you school me on that?

  • @hkguitar1984
    @hkguitar1984 5 років тому +1

    Sweet guitar, thank you for the review.
    Did you ever address that one Fender photo of what appeared to be a ceramic disk magnet stuck to the bottom of the bridge pickup on the original instrument?