Killer Hypes!

@fivewattworld

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks Hypes!

I saw Led Zeppelin 5 times here in Seattle from just after their second album on. Jimmy Page was absolutely phenomenal and is truly a special player. He was the main reason I bought my first Les Paul which was a 1971 Cherry burst Deluxe. Thanks for the upload Keith!

Love this one keith... I keep learning so much from you...:)

@fivewattworld

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks Tim!!!

@joeturner7959

Жыл бұрын

I will leave this as a review: Very comprehensive, well researched, 10/10.

Thanks for having me as always!!

@fivewattworld

2 жыл бұрын

Always my pleasure.

@TheBhannah

2 жыл бұрын

your playing was great !

@JeffMcErlain

2 жыл бұрын

@@TheBhannah thank you!

Keith, thanks so much for using my clip in this killer episode. It's great to be in the company of Jeff and Gretchen, and an honor to be connected to Five Watt World.

@JeffMcErlain

2 жыл бұрын

Nice playing man!!

@JB_Eckl

2 жыл бұрын

@@JeffMcErlain Same to you, as always. I was jealous of your Tone Bender because mine decided to pick up radio stations the day I recorded!!

@davidpepper442

2 жыл бұрын

"Namaste 6 feet away." Love the PSA JB!

@JB_Eckl

2 жыл бұрын

@@davidpepper442 Oh you found that, huh? Hahaha.

@ericwarrington6650

2 жыл бұрын

@@JeffMcErlain you as well Jeff... nobody better anywhere in the world imo

If I’d had this video in the mid-2000s, you would have helped me avoid years of horrible gear purchases 😂 All I wanted was emulate Page’s sound but had no clue how to do so. Great content, as usual!

@TheFissionchips

2 жыл бұрын

buy a les paul and cut your hands off - instant Page.

@fullclipaudio

2 жыл бұрын

I'm a tone chaser as well and understand you pain. These day I help guitarists by using my 20+ years in production to help them find their tone. Doing so, though, can take days as it requires a perfect combination of pickup, neck material, strings, amp, cabinet and effects. It also requires me to warehouse and service a very large number of guitars, amps and effects. Not a bad way to spend my retirement though :)

@StratsRUs

Жыл бұрын

I just wish they made the SV20H a few years ago ! It does have a Five Watt mode !

@JordanSeal

11 ай бұрын

​@@shaft9000 First, for the record: they were drooling over gear from yesteryear. The late 50s Les Pauls, even then, were "vintage" and considered way better than the guitars Gibson was releasing at the time. But to your bigger point: for so many reasons. Because I love them and want to be them but can't. Including because they are a product of a time and place that is gone and never coming back. Because I'm addicted to an elaborate role-playing fantasy in which playing the guitar, writing music, etc., makes me feel more connected to art that's moved me, and the people that made it... notwithstanding that I'll never meet them, or even seem them perform that music. Because I'm not worrying about whether I'm going to eat today, so I can worry about whether my vintage fuzz sounds just like Jimmy's did in How Many More Times. Etc. etc.

@JordanSeal

9 ай бұрын

@@christianjimbomb8204 No one needs your condescension. Keep it to yourself.

Yes! As a huge Zeppelin fan these last two have been so enjoyable! My favourite way to enjoy my first cup of coffee is with a 5 Watt video!

@michaelstevens972

18 күн бұрын

Thats what I'm doing. Just woke up early in the am hrs. Doing a load of laundry in the basement with coffee brewing strong in my apartment when I get back in there in 10 min. Funny

Page is my first guitar inspiration and ultimately the one who triggered me to want to learn it. Thanks for the great video.

@hogie1259

2 жыл бұрын

It’s funny to think about how Page influenced so many to pick up the guitar. I wonder how many less guitar players there would be had Led Zeppelin never been…

@carlob95

2 жыл бұрын

@@hogie1259 That is right! And yet, during Led Zep career, many music critics discredited their music. But they were wrong!

@carlob95

2 жыл бұрын

The best piece of gear for me is the guitar. Cheers!

@andrewgarcia3136

2 жыл бұрын

page is the reason i still play.

@MaddoxMelton

2 жыл бұрын

@@hogie1259 millions

I spent the coin and bought one of the signed editions of Jimmy Page The Anthology. I had to wait a long time as Covid delayed production, but as with all good things, it was worth the wait. I consider this to be a prized possession. Keith, your video and description bring this book to life adding a "live dimension" to the text in the book. Thank you for all you do.

The JP Hiwatt was largely a DR103 with an additional switched gain stage (the big XLR connector) and it essentially gets you to where Gilmour > Power Boost > Hiwatt gets gain wise. A glorious thing.

@mattthrun-nowicki8641

2 жыл бұрын

Yup.

@mattthrun-nowicki8641

2 жыл бұрын

Yup.

@andrewgarcia3136

2 жыл бұрын

most people don't even know what it really sounds like - the royal albert hall show isn't a good representation IMO. sounds to me like it was one of the last shows he used the tonebender at. if you listen to bootlegs from 70 and 71 his tone is a lot cleaner and closer to his early marshall tone that would follow. the marshall has a certain high midrange thing that the hiwatt isn't as pronounced in

@willdenham

2 жыл бұрын

I love the RAH. One of those was Page's birthday and he's playing his ass off with those amps just smokin'.

Fantastic! Thanks to everyone involved, much appreciated!

Thanks for the wonderful encore! 😎

Always outstanding! Thanks for doing this.

Great video ... some wonderful playing my Jeff McErlain, Gretchen Menn and JB Eckl. Thank you.

And I need to thank you Keith for another awesome video.

always a good day when Keith makes a video

Once again, a solid and great video, Keith! Thank you for this!!!

Outstanding video as always! Great research and presentation.

Awesome Keith. Great research, story and even greater players. We now have a Jimmy Page Box Set! Loved it.

Knocked it out of the park again, Keith! Thanks for your efforts.

I could not love your videos more. You do such an exceptional job.

Awesome 👏. Thank you 🙏

Thank you so much! Great video man. Really enjoyed it.

Thanks a bunch for this !!! Loved it! James James - if you happen to read this - know that you're missed

Couldn't wait to watch this one Kieth!! Love the Channel Bruddah, Stay Groovy!!

Keith, Thank you for another great video. You continued expansion of providing live clips, musicians demonstrating the various guitars & gear combined with exhaustive research provide truly delightful journeys into the history & lore of legendary music. Cheers!

Excellent content. Thanks Keith👍🏻

What a nice treat on a rainy day. I've been waiting for this one. McErlain is on fire, as usual, and Gretchen and JB sound great, as well. Thanks for putting this together. I've had a couple of Supros, but never managed to get that sound out of them.

Excellent work. Thank you

Great video Keith! Love these history lessons! 🎸🔥

More awesomeness! Thanks Keith.

Excellent video!! Thank you for sharing the knowledge.

Really enjoyed this video too, thanks Keith!

Been looking forward to this!!

Thanks Keith, this vid is why I love this channel so much. Informative, and something I can keep watching over and over. I've actually fallen to sleep to this channel. Not because I'm bored, more so because I'm content. My favourite channel.....

You deserve a lot more views and subscriptions your content is pure gold.

A couple of corrections are due... The Rickenbacker amps are Transonics, not TransAtlantics The Yardbirds' bass player before Page was Paul Samwell-Smith, not Sam Sidwell-Smith.

Another fantastic, comprehensive and super interesting video. Jeff’s playing and that of JB Eckles (sp?) we’re inspiring. And you’re 100% right about True Fire! Thank you!

Keith, always great information and told in an entertaining and informative way! Page has been "the man" since the 60's! I saw Zepplin in Charlotte, NC in about 1970 at the Charlotte Coliseum. As I remember the PA went out a couple of times so Page and Plant sat down in chairs down stage center and played and sang acoustically till the PA was restored. Everyone got quiet and I was about 100-120 ft back and could hear clearly!! What a night!!! I own a Sound Production Co and still love all kinds of music to this day.

Fantastic ! Thank you !

Another great video from 5 watt, I can't get enough of this type of content about the the equipment, guitars and the players and how they used their instruments as a package.I am currently reading the Anthology Jimmy Page several others.I Love the breakdown of the time-line and where the various instruments (guitars, amps and effects) were used. As always your delivery is excellent, interesting with impeccable resources Including the brilliant guitar players to lay down the vibe in the examples. Look forward to the next installment of 5 watt, I could watch nothing but 5 watt all day! Thank you, keep the great work.😎

Awesome video and great information!! Gotta love this guy

Very interesting, the research here is amazing, you done it again Kieth, thanks.

Great video! I appreciate all the research you did for this!

Thank you for all you do.....your research is awesome & I love your videos

Quick plug for the Catlinbread Belle Epoch pedals for Echoplex duties. One is a permanent fixture on my board.

@JB_Eckl

2 жыл бұрын

And I’m he Catlinbread RAH for some great ‘Page in a box’ touring tones!

@JasonChannell

2 жыл бұрын

@@JB_Eckl I have one. How do you set yours up?

@JB_Eckl

2 жыл бұрын

@@JasonChannell I fell in love with someone else’s… I don’t have one yet!!

@JasonChannell

2 жыл бұрын

@@JB_Eckl holler if you want to borrow mine. Serious offer

@davehamilton354

2 жыл бұрын

Yup the Catalinbread BED with a expression pedal is a stellar way to create, not just emulate. Great video Keith and highly addictive.

Awesome stuff!!!! Well done!!!!🤟

Thanks Keith, Very informative. Blues On....💙

You rock, Keith thank you

Once again....another jewel...thanks Keith

Thank you Keith for another tremendous installment into the 5 Watt World Short History catalog. You never cease to amaze me. Please stay safe and be well! Until the next time, Ed

@fivewattworld

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks Ed

This has been a great dive into Page's tone palette. Bless you Keith - hope you and yours are happy and well - best regards from the storm-battered UK!

Really enjoyed this one! Thank You for emphasizing the genius of Jimmy Page, his rig, his guitars and his vision. Continued success, Keith & 5 Watt World

Hey Keith, thank you so much for helping me get a better Page tone from the gear I already have. Great to lean how the delay, octafuzz and phaser for use in those epic songs. Loved this series. Got to agree with you after seeing this. His pedals played a huge role in his tone. It reminded me of this comment Page made on the film "It might get loud", when he mentions he's got this Les Paul with huge sustain and he wanted to add an extra punch. He engages the pedal and starts playing, and right then and there the classic tone come out. It makes so much sense now after seeing both your videos. Thanks for all the hard work!

So much gear it can make your head spin. love the content! Love my 5WW t-shirt as well.

Perfect timing!

Page was so committed to music. The gear that fell into his path over the years had no other choice but to define the tones and songs in his head.

That was really great from beginning , middle to the end . Somebody's got to keep Rock & Roll going and your doing a fine Job of it🤘😎🤘

Thx....great stuff

Thank you so much Keith! I've been really wanting a video like this, I absolutely love your channel and all the content you make. Absolutely amazing Jimmy Page things I just keep learning about! If you could I'd love a video in this similar fashion to the effects and amps Pink Floyd/David Gilmore used over the years

Another rockin' episode! 🎸🎸🎸

Excellent you really do your homework, I salute you sir

Great informative video, thank you.

Thanks Keith Williams.

That was awesome, keep doing the amp vids 🤙

Another piece of greatness Keith, thank you. It's so great to have access to this kind of info now. I'd kill for it back when I was growing up and what little info you could gather was at least 80% wrong. A great benefit for guitarists today.

This is awesome!!!

Fantastic! Thanks

Fascinating video, I loved Jimmy's tone since the first time I heard a Zep album when I was in Jr High School many moons ago 😀 Cheers!

This is great excellent video thanks

always love watching videos of the gear of my heroes. as a gear fanatic, I found this fascinating. same with other vids. Keep em coming Keith! Sincerely, a loyal subscriber

Hi Keith! Great topic man..sorry I missed this live.. catching up as always..🤘😜🎸🎶❤️☮️..hope this finds u well my friend!

great info thanks for sharing!

Keith, If you want to move people you have to move air. And what better way to move air than with Marshall cabinets housing 4 speakers each being energized with 100 watt heads of power? I use my little Fender Deluxe Reverb these days in line with the 5 Watt World philosophy, but I do miss those BIG amp days.

Great stuff

I am very lucky to have a Roland Chorus Echo machine. Tape delay & excellent reverb a durb. Love that thing.

Jeff’s playing on this video is absolutely superb. Thank you Keith, your video’s have created a wonderful community

@JeffMcErlain

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you!

Gotta hand it to you Keith...Your studio tour was very enlightening and also entertaining as well. Thank you for the work you put into this video. Rev. Muddy Fort Worth, Texas

@fivewattworld

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks Reverend

Ed was a total groove and is sincerely missed, but he lives forever between the grooves and we are blessed for that. One of my lifelong guitar inspirations, I admired his dedication as well as his gentle and visionary demeanor. Signed, A Florida hippie.....

Great video!

Keith, a wonderful addition to the guitars of page episode. Page and Zeppelin are most of the reason i first began playing guitar as a kid, so this was a fantastic journey back there for me. Thank you !

Jimmy Page is responsible for my 30 year journey to achieve the perfect tone on guitar.

Sounds great!

You had me at "The..."

I really like this format of detailing artists gear. Great mix of the history, the musicality plus geekness... Good stuff.

Great video Keith, lots of learning about Zeppelin sounds in 22 mins!!

I can't express how good these are..they inspire me...it's impossible not to play after watching this..I'm even holding my 200sg clone right now as I watch..like I'm a kid again..thanx✌️👍❤️

Thanks! You do good videos, man! :)

I’ve got three pieces of gear that work really well for getting a passable Page tone (i.e. good enough to play Whole Lotta Love) at home. A Les Paul, a cable, and a Champ. Specifically, a Les Paul Standard 60’s (skinny neck, grovers, Alnico 5) and my Champ is a Victoria 518.

@andrewgarcia3136

2 жыл бұрын

a lot of the page sound is in the les paul and getting the tube power section working. my suggestion, take 10 minutes with a soldering iron and switch your guitar over to 50s wiring. all you have to do is desolder the tone caps and solder them back onto the opposite lugs diagonally. the 50s wiring and working the knobs on the guitar are a big part of his sound. with 50s wiring rolling off the volume knob cuts bass and mids instead of treble. this is where the bright clean twangy les paul tone that's all over zeppelin records comes from

@RodClark

2 жыл бұрын

@@andrewgarcia3136 Thanks Andrew. 50's wiring is on the to do list. I've got a matching pair of LPs, one has the treble bleed, I'm going to try 50's on the other. If I like it I'll switch both over.

@TheKitchenerLeslie

2 жыл бұрын

@@andrewgarcia3136 In 1999 I had a Les Paul Standard that I had hacked based on everything I could find about Page's specifications. The Luthier who did all the work was Bill Asher, son of Elizabeth Montgomery... the guy is a genius. He shaved down the neck to almost Strat size, installed push-pull pots and tapped the coils. It had so many sounds that you could always find a new one. It was an amazing guitar until I sold it.

I love hearing Jeff McErlain play, and he's a great teacher too. He's my son's instructor, and mine too, although he doesn't know it. :-) Thanks TrueFire.

Thanx again for making these...best collection of guitar vidios.. there so good ..they make my day . Sending my thanx from VT

Fantastic!

We asked and we've received BLESSED

I love it , Cesar from Brazil!!!!!!!!!!!

Nice one Keith!

Keith - another beautifully and comprehensively researched video. Just learning about the amps alone was so instructive - the effects info is icing on the cake. And Jeff, Gretchen, and JB’s playing really enhanced the story. Jeff’s channeling of all British Blues is so evocative of the sound - just sublime. PS. One correction - the Yardbirds’ bass player (and fledgling producer until he left the band) is named Paul Samwell-Smith - “Sam” was his nickname. Another winner here my friend!

@JeffMcErlain

2 жыл бұрын

🙏🏻🙏🏻

Stopping by again Keith!

This history and info is awesome, thank you

Just fascinating. You put your videos are so very good. I have played an electric guitar or amplified my acoustic guitars, so I know nothing about amps and pedals. But this really made so much sense. Thanks for another great video.

Great stuff. My all time favorite Jimmy Page Tone = T.S.R.T.S. "Since I've Been Loving You" - that guitar solo was Epic. Love Led Zeppelin.