Guitar - Peavey Classic 30 and THD Hotplate, Les Paul guitar with Jimmy Page Wiring video free download


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Uploaded: 2010/03/28

Another loose jam but this time with much higher quality video and sound. The amp volume is wide open to get the output valves cooking and then the volume to the speaker is attenuated via the THD hotplate. Both volume pots on the guitar are in the "pulled" position which splits the coils of each pickup, therefore I am using the guitar in single coil mode.

Comments

7 years ago

intervalkid

Which JP 21 wiring are you using? Duncan 360, JonesyBlues, or Jersey Shore?

8 years ago

Tura750

Hey! Great sound! Just a stupid question: i would like to buy an attenuator for my classic 30, is it simple to connect it to the amp?

8 years ago

Dans Guitar Corner

Great playing!

12 years ago

Joshua R. Deal

This kinds of me of when Jimmy Page hits those hurricanes of frenzied note flurries during his faster lead breaks. Very raw, yet strangely appropriate and refined. You sound more sober than he was though...LOL

13 years ago

Lexfester

Sounds like Jimmy Page :-))

13 years ago

Jon Gill

@studioman2 Thanks for you comments. The room reverb was a combination of the real room and the default room reverb plugin within Sony Vegas Pro video editing suite

13 years ago

Jon Gill

@dogwithawigon it beats working any day of the week :-)

14 years ago

Jon Gill

@godoftone The pickups are from wcrguitar crossroads in the neck and a darkburst in the bridge. Not forgetting I'm using the amp really cranked and then bringing the actual volume down by the hotplate.

14 years ago

godoftone

Righteous tone. Thinking about doing that JP mod on my Les Paul (*also an Epi), and was wondering what kind of p'ups you're using. PAF style or other? Thanks and keep rockin'.

14 years ago

Jon Gill

@eve010170 Salamat Eve. Glad you like it.

14 years ago

tatsandteles

Way to go. Rock out.

15 years ago

Jon Gill

@ddos411 No, it's definitely Epiphone, and I changed the pickups and wiring

15 years ago

Jon Gill

@Razevok LOL I'm not offended. If I get time, really busy at present

15 years ago

Jon Gill

@Razevok Yes, I will do that this weekend.

15 years ago

Jon Gill

It's worth the wonga in my opinion as it allows you to really get the output valves cooking and singing.

15 years ago

pobbrock

That's handy because I have a classic 50 and have been wondering if I should get a Hotplate for it. Sounds pretty good.

15 years ago

Jon Gill

Cheers Rich. Jon

15 years ago

Voxman5

Nice tone from that little Peavey & Epi LP Jon, & nice riffing too mate! Rich

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