Whole Lotta Love live TSRTS Boogie Mama Shuffle Way Down Inside on an aged Jimmy Page #2 Les Paul. I made plenty of mistakes on this one. But I am an amateur; never been paid to play! And I know what the mistakes are; no need to point them out! This video and its counterpart were done to compare my Jimmy Page #1 and #2 guitars (separate videos). I flipped the toggle to the middle position in the fast part of the solo (like Jimmy does). On the other video of the Jimmy Page #1, I did not flip the toggle to the middle on the fast part of the solo because the factory wiring is "out of phase" in the middle position and is not like the original recording. The out of phase sound makes the guitar sort of "quack" and I preferred to go with the bridge pickup instead. But on the Jimmy Page #2, the factory wiring is the normal in phase sound in the middle position. Thus, in this video I switched the toggle and then switched it back like Jimmy does.
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Whole Lotta Love live TSRTS Boogie Mama Shuffle Way Down Inside on an aged Jimmy Page #2 Les Paul. I made plenty of mistakes on this one. But I am an amateur; never been paid to play! And I know what the mistakes are; no need to point them out! This video and its counterpart were done to compare my Jimmy Page #1 and #2 guitars (separate videos). I flipped the toggle to the middle position in the fast part of the solo (like Jimmy does). On the other video of the Jimmy Page #1, I did not flip the toggle to the middle on the fast part of the solo because the factory wiring is "out of phase" in the middle position and is not like the original recording. The out of phase sound makes the guitar sort of "quack" and I preferred to go with the bridge pickup instead. But on the Jimmy Page #2, the factory wiring is the normal in phase sound in the middle position. Thus, in this video I switched the toggle and then switched it back like Jimmy does.