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Peter Frampton guitar tone: gear & amp settings

The gear and amp settings behind 5 Peter Frampton songs, researched from rig rundowns, interviews and gear forums. The rig that shows up most: 1954 Gibson Les Paul Custom 'Phenix' into 1970s Marshall 100-watt Super Lead head (Jose Arredondo modded), into Marshall 4x12 cabinets.

Guitars Peter Frampton used

  • 1954 Gibson Les Paul Custom 'Phenix'2 songs
  • 1954 Gibson Les Paul Custom 'Phenix' (three-pickup, black finish, original used on Frampton Comes Alive!)1 song
  • 1954 Gibson Les Paul Custom (Black Beauty, original 3-pickup model, likely with P-90 and Alnico V pickups)1 song
  • Gibson ES-335 (block inlay, likely 1964, as used by Frampton live in this era)1 song
  • 1954 Gibson Les Paul Custom ('The Black Beauty')1 song
  • 1954 Gibson Les Paul Custom (three-pickup, 'Black Beauty')1 song
  • 1954 Gibson Les Paul Custom 'Phenix' (three-pickup, black, original used on Frampton Comes Alive!)1 song

Amps Peter Frampton used

  • 1970s Marshall 100-watt Super Lead head (Jose Arredondo modded), into Marshall 4x12 cabinets1 song
  • 1970s Marshall 100-watt head (Jose Arredondo-modified, used for main riff tones on 'Breaking All the Rules')1 song
  • 1970s Marshall 100-watt head (Jose Arredondo-modified, likely Super Lead or JMP)1 song
  • Marshall Super Lead (1970s, modified, as used in Frampton's live rig for Frampton Comes Alive era)1 song
  • Marshall JMP 100-watt Super Lead (1970s, live)1 song
  • Marshall 100-watt Super Lead head (early 1970s, unmodified for studio recording)1 song
  • 1970s Marshall 100-watt Super Lead head (Jose Arredondo modded)1 song
  • Marshall Super Lead 100-watt head (1970s, modified by José Arredondo)1 song

8 Peter Frampton tones

SongGain
Breaking All the Rules · riff6.5
Do You Feel Like We Do · riff6
Do You Feel Like We Do (Live) · riff6
Do You Feel Like We Do (Live) · riff0
Show Me the Way · solo5
Show Me the Way · riff5
Something's Happening (Live) · solo6
Something's Happening (Live) · riff5.5

Peter Frampton songs on popular amps

Exact settings ToneAdapt players use for these songs on their own amps.

Get Peter Frampton's tone on your gear

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Frequently asked questions

What amp did Peter Frampton use?

Across 5 researched songs, the amps that come up most are 1970s Marshall 100-watt Super Lead head (Jose Arredondo modded), into Marshall 4x12 cabinets (1 song), 1970s Marshall 100-watt head (Jose Arredondo-modified, used for main riff tones on 'Breaking All the Rules') (1 song), 1970s Marshall 100-watt head (Jose Arredondo-modified, likely Super Lead or JMP) (1 song), Marshall Super Lead (1970s, modified, as used in Frampton's live rig for Frampton Comes Alive era) (1 song).

What guitar did Peter Frampton use?

Most often: 1954 Gibson Les Paul Custom 'Phenix' (2 songs), 1954 Gibson Les Paul Custom 'Phenix' (three-pickup, black finish, original used on Frampton Comes Alive!) (1 song), 1954 Gibson Les Paul Custom (Black Beauty, original 3-pickup model, likely with P-90 and Alnico V pickups) (1 song), Gibson ES-335 (block inlay, likely 1964, as used by Frampton live in this era) (1 song).

How do I get Peter Frampton's tone on my amp?

Open any Peter Frampton song below to see the original gear and settings, then use ToneAdapt to adapt them to your own guitar, amp, pickups and pedals.