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Jimmy Page's piercing solo tone at Madison Square Garden relied heavily on the preamp circuit of a solid-state Maestro Echoplex EP-3. Even when the echo effect was dialed down or bypassed via stage footswitch, running the guitar signal straight through the EP-3's FET circuit added harmonic compression and a crisp treble boost. This cut through John Paul Jones's dense bass frequencies and John Bonham's massive Ludwig bass drum inside the arena without muddying up the mix. Source: Jimmy Page stage rig rundown at MSG 1973; Eddie Kramer engineering archives on Led Zeppelin live tone. Tags: Jimmy Page, Led Zeppelin, Gibson Les Paul, Echoplex EP3, guitar tone, Madison Square Garden, Marshall amp, Eric Clapton, Jeff Beck #Shorts #JimmyPage #GuitarGear #LedZeppelin #RockHistory

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