Sound Like Jimmy Page - Without Busting The Bank

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  • Sound Like Jimmy Page - Without Busting The Bank
    Watch Rabea and Matt attempt to sound like your favourite artists on a budget using the most accurate but affordable gear they can find from Andertons Music Co.
    In this episode they attempt to sound like Jimmy Page!
    Subscribe to Rabea here - / rabeaafro
    Subscribe to Matt here - / hornymrorange
    Here's the gear they chose:
    Epiphone Les Paul Standard Pro in Honey Burst - tinyurl.com/y4rlkutm
    Marshall DSL 40C - This item has been discontinued, however you can check out our latest range of Marshall gear here! - tinyurl.com/y3dxkaml
    Jim Dunlop EP101 Echoplex Preamp - tinyurl.com/yyn3j7u6
    MXR Micro Chorus Pedal - tinyurl.com/y2m7nsmh
    #SoundLike #JimmyPage #AndertonsTV

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  • @1961jscofield
    @1961jscofield 8 років тому +856

    "Sounds Like" has become my favorite part of this channel.

    • @RabeaMassaad
      @RabeaMassaad 8 років тому +43

      Yeahhhhh!!!!

    • @t1mblumer
      @t1mblumer 8 років тому

      definitely!

    • @ChicagoAirsoft40
      @ChicagoAirsoft40 8 років тому +1

      +Rabea Massaad you guy have done guitar shootouts, wb a Orange v Marshall v Blackstar v Fender?

    • @ChicagoAirsoft40
      @ChicagoAirsoft40 8 років тому

      +ChicagoAirsoft40 guys* & I meant why not an amp shootout w those amps^^

    • @airsoftplaya3
      @airsoftplaya3 8 років тому

      agreed. so happy this series is a part of the channel

  • @Yorie1234
    @Yorie1234 8 років тому +69

    sound like [insert artist here] without busting the bank.
    epiphone LP
    marshal dsl40

    • @belowaveragejoe3
      @belowaveragejoe3 8 років тому +13

      +Yorie1234 or a strat with a fender hot rod

    • @timreynolds99
      @timreynolds99 8 років тому +2

      I guessed it before the video even started...yawn!

    • @TimothyPage06
      @TimothyPage06 8 років тому +4

      +Yorie1234 I mean, it's a bit predictable, but it also speaks volumes about just how much of rock history was made with a Gibson into a Marshall, with an effect or two in between.

    • @Yorie1234
      @Yorie1234 8 років тому

      TimothyPage06 I know that that is the reason. It is mostly just something I noticed, not me trying to criticize them.

    • @RabeaMassaad
      @RabeaMassaad 8 років тому +7

      Yeah dude, I know it seems a little samey, and we will try other gear but when it's an artist like page, we really must stick to the history.
      But also, this series is to sound as close as possible within a budget, and as predictable as it may be. The end game is, does it sound like it or not?
      I totally get your point and some may be unimpressed or bored. But by the same token. It's a lot of fun, and people will criticise anything and everything, so we try not to care too much about that. But still trying to give the viewer the info they'd need to sound like their favourite artists!

  • @TomTobin67
    @TomTobin67 7 років тому +485

    I find it funny that Jimmy Page's Fender Telecaster into Vox AC30 has sold alot of Les Pauls and Marshalls.

    • @f00bar451
      @f00bar451 7 років тому +48

      Jimmy used several amps and guitars, Kashmir that they played was recorded on a danelectro.

    • @BrickMan3022
      @BrickMan3022 6 років тому +68

      Vox? I think he used a supro with the tele

    • @iagobroxado
      @iagobroxado 6 років тому +30

      Actually, when playing live he used all sorts of things during the Tele days: AC30s, AC100's, Rickenbacker amps, Arbiter amps, Fender amps... I think the Supro was for studio work only.

    • @auntjenifer7774
      @auntjenifer7774 6 років тому +7

      When led Zeppelin cane to Gonzaga​ here in Spokane in the earlier days they were using all FENDER Amps and he still sounded so good, not exactly the same as the MARSHALL days but pretty frickin close 😉

    • @Braglemaster123
      @Braglemaster123 5 років тому +2

      Tom Tobin There cluelessness

  • @andenahlino
    @andenahlino 8 років тому +156

    It is a shame that they did not even mention a Telecaster.....

    • @Sosu217
      @Sosu217 5 років тому +7

      Yep agreed, Telecaster, Tonebender pedal, small combo tube amp - you have Led Zeppelin 1.

    • @noahbergman7777
      @noahbergman7777 4 роки тому +3

      Yeah,but only played a tele in the yardbirds and early zeppelin,he mainly played his Les Paul's

    • @noname.___
      @noname.___ 4 роки тому +10

      @@noahbergman7777 the dragon telecaster is on many tracks in all the led zeppelin albums he used it more often then most people think especially in the studio.

    • @lefolhas
      @lefolhas 4 роки тому +4

      @@noahbergman7777 he actually played the tele on most of Zeppelin's record's and used the Les Paul mainly for live

    • @c_sparks_1002
      @c_sparks_1002 4 роки тому +2

      Unfinished Basement he used the tele for the entire led zeppelin album and some of led zeppelin 2, he also used to for the stairway to heaven solo.

  • @JuniaThePriest
    @JuniaThePriest 8 років тому +166

    Sound like Soundgarden!

  • @benboswell2086
    @benboswell2086 8 років тому +96

    i saw the miku pedal, why was this not included? page was KNOWN for the miku pedal in his solo's...

  • @OmarSanchez-ge5qg
    @OmarSanchez-ge5qg 8 років тому +81

    No stairway....... denied!!!

    • @larslenard6725
      @larslenard6725 3 роки тому

      they can't play that in a music store...

  • @vincenzoerriquenz2356
    @vincenzoerriquenz2356 2 роки тому +16

    After six years this " sound like Jimmy Page " still nails perfectly his early tone, kudos to you!👌🏼

    • @guitarttimman
      @guitarttimman Рік тому

      What? lol

    • @Joe-hl2ts
      @Joe-hl2ts Рік тому +2

      Were you expecting Jimmy Page's tone to change since they made it? lmao

    • @vincenzoerriquenz2356
      @vincenzoerriquenz2356 Рік тому +2

      @@Joe-hl2ts in six years no one else on UA-cam nailed better Jimmy Page's tone with cheaper gear!🤣

  • @Anonymous-mm8uh
    @Anonymous-mm8uh 7 років тому +184

    I've always wanted to play the guitar, but the beginning seemed so slow and frustrating

    • @devenmckinney7602
      @devenmckinney7602 6 років тому +20

      Yousician commercials are so cringy after watching fro bro lol

    • @reaganperdue2717
      @reaganperdue2717 6 років тому +7

      Rhys Macnaught I guess nobody got the reference

    • @MattOlivieri
      @MattOlivieri 6 років тому +2

      Rhys Macnaught DEAD😂😂😂

    • @House.Of.Pain.
      @House.Of.Pain. 5 років тому +4

      ? Anonymous Lmao why do you have a picture as Matt as your profile pic lmao I was looking at it and was like who is that he looks familiar as hell for some reason then I was like damn I’m dumb isn’t that Matt lol

    • @shredder_64
      @shredder_64 3 роки тому

      Rock Smith is pretty good in my opinion but it is not for everyone.

  • @6Nicolas
    @6Nicolas 8 років тому +7

    the echoplex DOES add up and give a really authentic sound, that I somewhat missed previously. thanks for the advice with the echoplex preamp
    and excellent show by the way.

  • @TheMichaelseymour
    @TheMichaelseymour 8 років тому +257

    I'm disappointed...I thought it was a tutorial on how to speak like jimmy ...
    disappointing . He has a lovely eloquent voice - false advertising .

  • @danielmaslak5993
    @danielmaslak5993 8 років тому +248

    Do I need an afro to sound like Bea?

    • @nkjagshenry
      @nkjagshenry 8 років тому +31

      yes

    • @danielmaslak5993
      @danielmaslak5993 8 років тому +1

      +Henry does a jewfro count?

    • @Pandamasque
      @Pandamasque 8 років тому +4

      +Daniel Maslak We need Lee to do a video on how hair influences the tone (I'm not saying it doesn't!).

    • @danielmaslak5993
      @danielmaslak5993 8 років тому +14

      +Pan Damasque curly, straight, long, blonde, black. It all matters in the tone. Why do you think hendrix was so good? Because he had a legendary afro.

    • @Pandamasque
      @Pandamasque 8 років тому +2

      +Daniel Maslak True, but you overlook the damping effect of the moustache. This is a common mistake.
      PS: hair colour doesn't influence tone directly, however, darker hair absorbs more photons and therefore makes the tone warmer. Hence warm tone is often called dark too.

  • @lotuslexa.6494
    @lotuslexa.6494 7 років тому +23

    Thanks to these guys I just bought a dsl40

    • @metalliholic
      @metalliholic 6 років тому

      Lotus Lexa. I just bought it before watching this and was looking for how yo get page tone. I was happy to see I already have the amp.

  • @jMOPS1993
    @jMOPS1993 8 років тому +42

    Squire Tele and small cranked tube amp. That's the tone. People forget Jimmy Page played a lot of telecasters early on, especially on recordings.

    • @noahbergman7777
      @noahbergman7777 4 роки тому +6

      But the real zeppelin sound was with a les paul,he really only used his tele in zeppelin 1 and in the yardbirds

    • @justice100forwin2
      @justice100forwin2 3 роки тому +1

      @@noahbergman7777 The stairway solo is a tele, and since I've been loving you is a tele!

    • @noahbergman7777
      @noahbergman7777 3 роки тому +2

      @@justice100forwin2 the stairway solo was. Since I've been loving you was a Les Paul. He deffinetely used it some after the first album but not very often. But he mainly used a les paul after led zeppelin 1 and part way through 2. Either way its really cool hearing all the different tones he got out of both guitars. And I shouldn't have said the les paul was the sound of led zeppelin, Led Zeppelin was the sound of Led Zeppelin.

    • @justice100forwin2
      @justice100forwin2 3 роки тому +1

      @@noahbergman7777 Yea agree with what you say, but I've read in many guitar magazines he use a Tele in the studio for Since I've been loving you. It's hard to know because jimmy is so coy about what he used in the studio.....probably used a lot of Crowely black magic lol.

  • @captainkate2258
    @captainkate2258 8 років тому +3

    Rabea: *starts to play Stairway To Heaven*
    Matt: *stops him*
    No.
    Rabea: *gives camera a look that could only say 'Why?'*

  • @punman5392
    @punman5392 8 років тому +37

    In 'The Song Remains the Same' concert you can see an Orange head behind Page

    • @YoungAngus1999
      @YoungAngus1999 8 років тому +7

      And in Celebration Day

    • @jeremyg7972
      @jeremyg7972 8 років тому +11

      +Matt Bowen Used on the Theremin

    • @GogiRegion
      @GogiRegion 7 років тому +1

      He actually played Orange for studio a lot too.

    • @NICKWAPPERER117
      @NICKWAPPERER117 6 років тому

      Yep the AD30 branded OR GE by page lol

    • @Lost-xl6im
      @Lost-xl6im 5 років тому

      What Page played on stage was utilitarian ...his sound was developed in the studio.

  • @supermaxyerick
    @supermaxyerick 8 років тому +104

    Sound like Black Sabbath!

  • @brownsfan31
    @brownsfan31 8 років тому +5

    Jimmy has definitely used Orange amps in last handful of years, I think he used them during the O2 show and he was playing through one in It Might Get Loud!

  • @TheDooonk
    @TheDooonk 7 років тому +2

    Fantastic videos, glad someone is finally doing something like this. It's a great education on what different petals and amps do to tone as well as guitars, thanks and keep it up!

  • @scottdematteo
    @scottdematteo 7 років тому

    Bravo! Def nailed the sound/tone. Thanks for posting.

  • @danoflaherty1214
    @danoflaherty1214 8 років тому +79

    Being honest, don't really like that tone. Just my opinion though

    • @flabbergastedPIG
      @flabbergastedPIG 8 років тому +32

      yeah all Pages isolated tones sound like shit but they work great in a mix

    • @RabeaMassaad
      @RabeaMassaad 8 років тому +44

      Yeah I'm must admit, on its own it's not amazing. But we literally replicated but as close as we could. Don't forget, both recording equipment and the gear itself has come a looooooong way haha!

    • @estrich90
      @estrich90 8 років тому +1

      +Dan O'Flaherty agreed, but this one is so damn hard to do on a budget

    • @chrisplummer
      @chrisplummer 8 років тому +2

      +Dan O'Flaherty It would have sounded much better with a Gibson. Don't underestimate build quality and pickups.

    • @quasarpuffs
      @quasarpuffs 8 років тому +5

      +Chris Thieblot Those Epi Pro's have very good build quality and pickups.

  • @realclassicrock7750
    @realclassicrock7750 8 років тому +542

    Thumbs up if Led Zeppelin is the greatest rock band ever!

    • @simonthefoot-boy9174
      @simonthefoot-boy9174 6 років тому +5

      2nd best behind Steel Panther.

    • @BrickMan3022
      @BrickMan3022 6 років тому +2

      Tied with Queen

    • @andrewstudebaker5397
      @andrewstudebaker5397 6 років тому +3

      Tied with the Jimi Hendrix Experience or Chuck Berry.

    • @Not_Mii_Uus
      @Not_Mii_Uus 6 років тому +8

      I'd say tied with GnR. Tell me a more iconic rock band than Guns N Roses, what with Axl and Slash with their bandana and top hat, they gave rock n roll it's swagger, whilst Led gave it it's heaviness, it's oomph, they and Floyd pretty much ruled the 70's sound, and influenced tons of people to this day. They both contributed hugely to rock n roll and I don't think it would be nearly what it is without them.

    • @MattOlivieri
      @MattOlivieri 6 років тому +1

      cowscowscows10 i couldn’t agree more. if u add in aerosmith (in the 70’s tho they sucked in the 90’s) i could agree more😂

  • @rodjames5771
    @rodjames5771 7 років тому

    Fantastic Video Guys. Really got a lot out of it. thanks so much for sharing

  • @ramseyjansen
    @ramseyjansen 8 років тому

    My absolute favorite guitarist! Thanx guys! Love the 'Sounds like' videos!

  • @mrpongo-tj6my
    @mrpongo-tj6my 8 років тому +3

    Awesome!! You guys nail it each time. DO TONY IOMMI!!!!

  •  8 років тому +20

    An Orange once? He used a lot of orange amps for many years, including the famous 2007 reunion

    • @Sosu217
      @Sosu217 5 років тому +1

      I believe that He used them for his Theramin, not as a guitar amp.

  • @stevecleary2839
    @stevecleary2839 Рік тому +1

    Great job for the money I have a jp les Paul and that epiphanies sounds awesome

  • @louisaccardi6808
    @louisaccardi6808 7 років тому

    You guys do a great job with sounding like those that you portray. The ideas for the amps etc. are good for the get go. Thanks. Keep it going.

  • @kevinacres1699
    @kevinacres1699 7 років тому +7

    you are an awesome duo. You make good sounds and your personalities work so well together. Thumbs up a gazillian times. But UA-cam will only allow one.

  • @ICACJ
    @ICACJ 8 років тому +73

    Andertons must be out of stock on theremins.

    • @beaverhead01
      @beaverhead01 8 років тому +1

      +CJ whats a theremins????

    • @lyell63
      @lyell63 8 років тому +1

      +Scott Gallimore Is an instrument that works by Harmonic simple movement. The oscillation of the parts of your body in the electromagnetic field produced by the "arms" of the theremin controls the tone and volume. Pure physics :)

    • @beaverhead01
      @beaverhead01 8 років тому +1

      ahh ok I need to go back to school I think thanks

    • @hobbified
      @hobbified 6 років тому

      +Alpharius Uh... no :)

    • @JohnJohnson-bo5sv
      @JohnJohnson-bo5sv 5 років тому

      I always thought he used a Danelectro for Kashmir? I could be all wrong.

  • @rnarayan7
    @rnarayan7 8 років тому

    Matt and Rabea, thanks a lot for these videos, really great stuff, and really useful. Any chance to do a JJ Cale and or /Steve Miller Band sound?

  • @SamJosephMedia
    @SamJosephMedia 6 років тому

    Really great stuff you guys
    Love how you nail the sound each time in these videos!!!
    And your playing is so fluid
    It's inspiring
    Do you have a video to sound like EVH? Eddie I mean not the amp
    If not how do you feel about doing one?
    Tanks for the fun and informative vids...

  • @matthewmwangi5710
    @matthewmwangi5710 8 років тому +32

    Sounds exactly like the record at 10:10 Holy shit. #Amazed

    • @noahbergman7777
      @noahbergman7777 4 роки тому +1

      Very close but jimmy played it a bit differently

    • @oldschool1107
      @oldschool1107 3 роки тому +5

      @@noahbergman7777 you cannot play something exactly the same, it's practically impossible, every guitarist has a different touch, plus consider some minor factors, generally you can't imitate a guitarist (especially someone like Page) totally.

  • @jdock2
    @jdock2 8 років тому +3

    As someone who has chased Page's tones for literally over 30 years, I think you did a fine job. You came close to some of the tones and that's commendable especially since you only just started trying to get those tones (Rabea.) Glad you had Matt to guide you.
    Just for fun, grab a bog standard Tele, a really small Vox (AC4 maybe) a fuzz and a wah. See if you can make some of those other famous early Zep tones :)
    I run a Marshall C5H into a 4 x 12, also a Supro Dual-Tone; a Soul Bender, EP Boost, SL Drive, MXR Phase 90, Mini Deja Vibe, and Cathedral into *both* amps. I have Les Pauls, Teles, and Danelectro, and a G1275. Mid years of Zep, used lots of phase; late Zep, Page was fond of a super short slapback delay.
    Give it a whirl my friends!

    • @kiranevetts7868
      @kiranevetts7868 8 років тому

      ive had success with a fender blues jr, a custom germaniun fuzz face and a mex tele actually! But I listen to much zep I always sound like a wierd mix of jimmy and jack white anyway XD

    • @jdock2
      @jdock2 8 років тому

      Yep, the Soul Bender is germanium. Small tube amps are a good choice! The Danelectro guitar I have was a huge surprise. It is clearly el cheapo but it dishes out some authentic Jimmytones.

  • @Num1YogscastFan
    @Num1YogscastFan 8 років тому

    Keep up the series guys. Really loving it. much appreciated

  • @68hoodman
    @68hoodman 8 років тому

    Love every Sounds Like I've seen so far, you guys do a Great job thanks.

  • @Levibav117
    @Levibav117 8 років тому +5

    Do a sounds like Nuno. That would be epic!!!

  • @Diax1324
    @Diax1324 8 років тому +3

    Want to be surprised by a Page tone?
    Vox AC-15, wah, big muff, Gibson ES-335 clone (preferably an Ibanez).
    Low output pickups of the semi-hollow body and the reactivity of the AC-15 make for good starting points in his tone, followed by setting the muff halfway on tone, minimum on gain, and maximum on volume and running it all the time. It drives the hell out of the amp, gives you that really classic low-output humbucker sound that he had, and is loud as hell. That whole setup probably costs about 1100 Euro.

    • @alistairkinnear8737
      @alistairkinnear8737 8 років тому

      my sons vox 15 and tokai goldtop with p-90s come real close to pagey tone..
      it has been said that p-90s get close to de-magnetized pafs like the ones page had in the 70s played through certain amps.
      my son gets some hair-raisingly page - like tones when jamming.

  • @punishmentdue73
    @punishmentdue73 8 років тому

    you guys look like you're having alot of fun! i've seen 4 or 5 of this series of vids and they have really helped me understand a few tone tricks. Thanks for doing this!

  • @ronson3161
    @ronson3161 8 років тому

    Love you two, keep em coming! Cheers!

  • @Mwtorres89
    @Mwtorres89 8 років тому +21

    Michael cera and Jonah hill?

    • @malcolmboyd3467
      @malcolmboyd3467 7 років тому +1

      superbad?
      more like supergood at guitar

  • @BramClaes
    @BramClaes 8 років тому +3

    Don't know if a Marshall would be my first choice. Sure, he used them a lot on stage (among other 4x12 stacks from other brands), but most of his studio work was performed with a variety of combo amplifiers.
    I personally would opt for a fender blues junior or vox ac15 + a drive pedal then

    • @chrisattigliato1
      @chrisattigliato1 8 років тому +1

      I'd definitely go for the ac15 with an ocd or Timmy tbh

  • @festushagan3921
    @festushagan3921 8 років тому

    Love these "Sound Like" segments you guys do. You guys are awesome and usually nail it!

  • @ZosoGtr
    @ZosoGtr 8 років тому

    Really enjoyed your video! I play the part of JP in 4 diffrent national & international Zeppelin acts and your info was GREAT! Thank you for making it.
    All the best!

  • @PepinoMichoacan
    @PepinoMichoacan 8 років тому +6

    Noiiice ! Any chances of a Sound like Stevie Ray Vaughan someday ? Give us some Fender love too :p

  • @garrettallman3832
    @garrettallman3832 8 років тому +5

    Hey guys, please do a sounds like redfang or the sword. Both are amazing bands and have awesome unique tones. Thx

    • @BadMotivator66
      @BadMotivator66 8 років тому

      +Leeroy Jenkins iv got an epiphone 67 v with warman zebra pickups. sounds bang on!

  • @MB-xn9cs
    @MB-xn9cs 8 років тому +2

    I love this show. I've learned more about tone hunting here than anywhere else. Please do one for Bradley Nowell of Sublime! Loads of sounds to try!

  • @glennevans5824
    @glennevans5824 8 років тому +1

    Hi fellas this concept is nice because many guitarist have their favourite guys and try and emulate their sound.Another company Sweetwater I believe has a fellow doing something similar as far as artist gear on a budget,but there's always room for more and you guys have your own style.good work !!

  • @paolo4002
    @paolo4002 8 років тому +3

    Hey guys, how about doing a Mick Ronson sound like??
    Love these sound like vids!! Watched all of them over and over! Great stuff.

    • @paulsimons4501
      @paulsimons4501 8 років тому

      +Paolo B Good call!! Wonder if Lee would freak if they stripped a Custom?

  • @dingdong2443
    @dingdong2443 8 років тому +19

    Do "Sounds Like Brian May" please!

    • @DarthCiliatus
      @DarthCiliatus 6 років тому +3

      step 1. Be Brian May

    • @Macrohard_On_Fire
      @Macrohard_On_Fire 4 роки тому +1

      Get a guitar with burns tri sonic single coil pickups and a vox ac30 and your golden

  • @Enski94
    @Enski94 8 років тому

    As always, great job!

  • @romancannon7334
    @romancannon7334 8 років тому

    Perfect sound.... Great playing.

  • @FF-oo8nz
    @FF-oo8nz 8 років тому +29

    Sounds like The Great Jimi Hendrix please

    • @joemontgomery6658
      @joemontgomery6658 8 років тому +2

      They did this on Rob's channel. :)

    • @chrishenderson9130
      @chrishenderson9130 7 років тому

      strat and Marshall

    • @KeeperOfPoops
      @KeeperOfPoops 7 років тому +1

      done using a Fender Hendrix Strat, Marshall DSL15C, Octaver, Univibe, Fuzz Face and Vox Wah

  • @erikfraunfelter3628
    @erikfraunfelter3628 7 років тому +3

    I always thought a lot of the Jimmy Page tone sounded like the middle position on the Les Paul with both pickups engaged, no?

    • @bryanwilliams3665
      @bryanwilliams3665 2 роки тому

      Spot On!!! Their pickups here are not set up to get that Page "Hollow Chirp" in the middle for Whole Lotta Love, Rock and Roll, Black Dog etc.. Need Low Power 7.5k T Top Bridge, Higher power 8.6k PAF for neck (neck set really low to balance sound.). Now you get that phase cancellation hollow sound.. See my comment above. or my channel

  • @jamescarter-cv6no
    @jamescarter-cv6no 8 років тому

    checking out all -sound like vid's. good sound's from gear selection. Great playing u 2. Keep it up !

  • @monosound81
    @monosound81 8 років тому +1

    adding a touch of that slap back analog delay would have been nice too. Jimmy loves that for his leads.

    • @bryanwilliams3665
      @bryanwilliams3665 2 роки тому

      Spot On!... He was very influenced by Scotty Moore (Elvis guitar player) The clearest example of it is "Boogie Mama" in Whole Lotta Love Madison Square Garden.. I replicate these tones on my channel

  • @matthewcurtiss7557
    @matthewcurtiss7557 8 років тому +10

    sound like periphery? that'd be a challenge on a budget

  • @Alfgunnarp
    @Alfgunnarp 8 років тому +4

    Page used Orange on the Celebration Day concert

    • @ethanhall805
      @ethanhall805 8 років тому +1

      I think it was an old pa type head, sounded wicked with all the Amps he had running

  • @matzer8846
    @matzer8846 8 років тому

    Nice one again ... has become one of my all channel favorites ...
    You nailed it again ... closed my eyes and got: "whole lotta tone" (;-))
    Thanks!

  • @pro-x2575
    @pro-x2575 4 роки тому +1

    Hey! You guys are so great and fantastic! The faces revere makes are epic... when you're going into another section of the video. Your info is very, very good!! ABC's you're both always shot on! Thank you so much for sharing all your expertise with us all in you tube land!!! Keep it up, lads!!! Your friend: Jimi!!

  • @musicthesedays5652
    @musicthesedays5652 8 років тому +8

    "Today we're doing Jimmy Page" I think there is a lawsuit coming.

  • @mikenowicki466
    @mikenowicki466 8 років тому +4

    Could you guys please do sound's like Alex Lifeson from Rush?

  • @woolbe8
    @woolbe8 8 років тому

    this is by far the best setup. great vid. i love how simple it is to sound like page.

  • @JJYacco
    @JJYacco 8 років тому

    Enjoyed this one immensely

  • @RafeSanger
    @RafeSanger 8 років тому +4

    MUSE, GUITAR AND BASS, EVERYBODY WANTS IT

  • @theMarcoBarosi
    @theMarcoBarosi 8 років тому +5

    Guys do a Sound like Santana, he has a very unique and interesting tone

  • @bigdbrew
    @bigdbrew 8 років тому

    Awesome video. Sounded really good.

  • @gmccollum34
    @gmccollum34 8 років тому +1

    the chorusy sound on whole lotta love was actually just a bend of the fretted D on the A string played together with the open D string. i never knew that my one piece of rock trivia would be relevant BD

  • @m.b.9565
    @m.b.9565 7 років тому +11

    Jerry Cantrell pleaseeeeeeee

  • @andrewa2646
    @andrewa2646 8 років тому +4

    Do a sounds like Tom Morello. That would be sick if you haven't already!

  • @MarkWolfeDesign
    @MarkWolfeDesign 8 років тому

    Great jobs as usual!

  • @GAF563
    @GAF563 8 років тому

    I love these sounds like series! It would be really cool to see and hear more options and comparing different gear for that particular sound, I mean I would certainly watch it even if the video was twice as long or more.

  • @leetorry
    @leetorry 8 років тому +5

    SOUND LIKE ALICE IN CHAINS, SOUNDGARDEN AND METALLICA WITHOUT BREAKING THE BANK

  • @bobwang2837
    @bobwang2837 8 років тому +11

    You didn't pick a violin bow→_→LOL

  • @neobx2
    @neobx2 8 років тому +1

    Awesome show guys

  • @stephen9944
    @stephen9944 8 років тому

    another great job guys!

  • @jonthorsigmunds
    @jonthorsigmunds 8 років тому +3

    This series should be called "How many tones can you achieve with the DSL-40" haha

  • @juliusmillermusic
    @juliusmillermusic 8 років тому +3

    Sound like primus, bass and guitar!

  • @ChrizRockster
    @ChrizRockster 8 років тому

    I'd say you nailed it for sure! The sound when rolling back the tone for Whole Lotta Love was bang on, and of course the Chorus jingle for the start of the solo on Stairway was also perfect. I think the only way you could get closer is actually having Page's fingers on the gear.

  • @glennevans5824
    @glennevans5824 8 років тому

    You fellas did a real nice job.perfect amp and guitar for the price cap.you did get a very convincing sound from the gear used.The Epi Les Paul has a decent sound.pretty resonant with the open pore finish on back and neck.good job

  • @drummer42065
    @drummer42065 8 років тому +5

    Sounds like King Crimson and Sounds like Tom Morello!

  • @Rigz727
    @Rigz727 8 років тому +4

    Great vid boys, a bit of Stevie Ray please😉

  • @OneShard
    @OneShard 8 років тому

    Please keep making these videos, love the parts you explain how you reach the tone with amp levels and pedal settings. Please could we have sound like Bernard Butler early Suede or Johnny Marr of the Smiths.

  • @johnbarber3499
    @johnbarber3499 3 роки тому

    I Love you guys, you have such great banter going on and have some needed much fun, and really do some amazing things to get the sound you are after, and don't spend the first 30 minutes bs ing about stuff that doesn't even make sense, un like some other two guys that do nothing but pedals. Thanks

  • @Mathcartney
    @Mathcartney 8 років тому +4

    Page uses a tone bender mk ii for make that famous tone that we all know, this tone is thin and with low propagation, very opposite of the "true" tone, and this include the small supros that he used to record Zep I with a tele for example. and btw jimmy play a lot of the oranges, and in the celebrations day show he plays some rockerverbs 50, just do some research and you see it. I like the sound likes series, but this in particular i didnt like at all, i think if you gonna try to "replicate" the early zep tone, you should go with pretty much small tube amp and a tone bender or some brit fuzz like and control the volume of the pot of the guitar to get the crunch or lead sound, and of course, the hand of the person playing the guitar, that part is the most important of all. Cheers

  • @ErikSWE
    @ErikSWE 8 років тому +7

    Sound like Warren Haynes - Now that would be a challenge for £1500.

  • @mikeheitz46
    @mikeheitz46 8 років тому +1

    Gotta say, I have been watching alot of your videos the past couple weeks... you guys sound great, love the idea of building the rig on a budget but still sounding like the guitar heroes we all idolize ;)

  • @ducas8937
    @ducas8937 8 років тому

    You guys nailed "Wholle lotta of love", I guess it's all about rolling the tone and volume in the beginning!!!
    Awesome to see Matt playing some riffs as well, great job guys

  • @thekeysman1
    @thekeysman1 7 років тому +3

    finally someone who plays Whole Lotta Love right is not metal, its rock, so its not that distorted, and it more individual notes than two or 3 note riffs

    • @f00bar451
      @f00bar451 7 років тому

      But they didn't, watch the Joe Walsh Gibson tutorial for a good example
      of yow to play it right. The A string is supposed to be bent to match
      the D string on the intro. They totally missed that

  • @thebaggytrouseredone
    @thebaggytrouseredone 8 років тому +3

    Sound like "Korn" maybe, someday lol.

  • @EasyHeat
    @EasyHeat 8 років тому

    Excellent video guys.

  • @Grutchies
    @Grutchies 8 років тому

    Great video as always! Should have gone with the Danectro DC-59 in my opinion though! Iconic!

  • @pieroog
    @pieroog 8 років тому +6

    "Sounds like Gary Moore from the 80s" - who's with me?

  • @eckharteric
    @eckharteric 8 років тому +3

    you should do a sounds like bass edition!

    • @quasarpuffs
      @quasarpuffs 8 років тому +1

      +Eric Eckhart Absolutely. Then they could finally do some punk bands.

    • @eckharteric
      @eckharteric 8 років тому +1

      +quasarpuffs I'd love to see then tackle a les claypool sound

    • @quasarpuffs
      @quasarpuffs 8 років тому +1

      Eric Eckhart Yeah, that would be cool too. I love Primus.

    • @quasarpuffs
      @quasarpuffs 8 років тому

      Eric Eckhart They could also do Joy Division. Peter Hook played a lot of the guitar parts on his bass.

  • @caesar09
    @caesar09 8 років тому

    excellent mate, you guys are always spot on. holy shit. incredible.
    you guys are awesome!!

  • @desertmouse72
    @desertmouse72 8 років тому

    AWESOME. THANKS GUYS

  • @austinwang4828
    @austinwang4828 8 років тому +3

    Sounds like eagles might be really really fun!!!

  • @bertagriese8282
    @bertagriese8282 8 років тому +3

    Astonishing, that a highly skilled guitarist like Rabea sounds kinda beginner-ish when playing classics. Even the other dude could do better :-)
    Ok, whole lotta love was ok ;-)

    • @iainfreeman5112
      @iainfreeman5112 8 років тому

      I don't think rabea plays led Zeppelin.often. Everyone needs practice. He's still much beer than me at least.

  • @kirvenslade8923
    @kirvenslade8923 4 роки тому

    I’m 58 years old, definitely a 70’s rocket, and you guys are great! Love the channel! Keep working!

  • @BartoloRallo
    @BartoloRallo 8 років тому

    That is sooooo cool!!!! Thanks guys