You can see that particular Les Paul had the pickup covers removed. The 1973 and 1975 both have gold pickup rings.
Refer to the aforementioned pictures (pics below):




Originally posted by LikeASong:[image]
The Edge UNPLUGGED![]()
It seems he still like a bit of sweet Cream Les Paul![]()
Originally posted by LikeASong:[image]
The Edge UNPLUGGED![]()
It seems he still like a bit of sweet Cream Les Paul![]()
Originally posted by markp91:I'm not a guitar expert, but technically he isn't unplugged...he's plugged in, right?
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Originally posted by anstratdubh1979:(I know, I am way to excited about that, aren't I?)
Originally posted by WojBhoy:[..]
Just a bit lol - I have to say though, watching that clip of the cover of I Still Believe In Father Christmas they're releasing, I had a little moment of "oooooh!" when I saw Edge playing a Rick...
Originally posted by AAV711:Likewise, pretty neat performance.
Originally posted by thechicken:[..]
I think that even on the good ones it makes some difference...just look how Jimmy Page was always changing the pick ups on his le paul from covered to uncovered.
Originally posted by markp91:I'm not a guitar expert, but technically he isn't unplugged...he's plugged in, right?
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Originally posted by anstratdubh1979:What is this picture from? I don't remember seeing this before... cool picture.
Originally posted by WojBhoy:[..]
I wonder if they'd ever play it live on the next tour, assuming they have dates around the Xmas period...I dunno why, but I can see it acting as a segue into Streets lol...
Originally posted by Alex:[..]
Sorry, but I'd guess Mr. Page either fell for some kind of self- induced voodoo mojo placebo effect or the pickup covers from the good old days of rock and roll were made of inferior metal.
Keep in mind that guitar players and HiFi fanatics believe in almost anything that's said to improve the sound. There's a gazillion topics about overpriced sound gizmos and electronical wizardry that no one really needs.
I saw Page and Plant live on the Clarksdale tour, and though I hate to say so - the guitar sounded awful. In fact everything sounded awful, and all that was audible consisted of an overloud bass drum, screaming vocals and a mumbling layer of sound mud.
Alex