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Solo Tone

Tea for One (Remaster)

Led Zeppelin

Guitarblues1970s

Original Gear

GuitarGibson Les Paul Standard (1970s, likely sunburst, stock humbuckers)

AmpMarshall Super Lead 1959 (Plexi, 100W, cranked for overdrive)

PickupsGibson PAF-style humbuckers

Amp Settings

gain6

bass6.5

mid7

treble6.5

reverb3

presence5.5

Effects & Signal Chain

No effects used for this tone

Notes

Studio recording, 1976 (Presence album sessions). No evidence of live rig or alternate guitars for this solo. No pedalboard evidence for this track; classic Marshall Les Paul setup typical for Page's heavy blues solos of this era.

Tone Character(10)

singing sustainthick, vocal-like lead tonetouch-sensitive dynamicssmooth, saturated overdrivewarm midrange focusslightly rolled-off highslong, expressive bendsslow blues phrasingclear note separationamp-driven breakup

Difficulty

The solo demands advanced blues phrasing, expressive bends, and dynamic control, making it challenging for most players despite its moderate tempo.

Sources

Led Zeppelin Members, Gear & Sound Amp settings to sound similar to Led Zeppelin - forum topic Led Zeppelin “Tea For One” Guitar Tone

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Guitarblues1970s

Original Gear

GuitarGibson Les Paul Standard (1970s, likely sunburst, stock humbuckers)

AmpMarshall Super Lead 1959 (Plexi, 100W, cranked for overdrive)

PickupsGibson PAF-style humbuckers

Amp Settings

gain6

bass6.5

mid7

treble6.5

reverb3

presence5.5

Effects & Signal Chain

No effects used for this tone

Sources

Led Zeppelin Members, Gear & Sound Amp settings to sound similar to Led Zeppelin - forum topic Led Zeppelin “Tea For One” Guitar Tone

Notes

Studio recording, 1976 (Presence album sessions). No evidence of live rig or alternate guitars for this solo. No pedalboard evidence for this track; classic Marshall Les Paul setup typical for Page's heavy blues solos of this era.

Tone Character(10)

singing sustainthick, vocal-like lead tonetouch-sensitive dynamicssmooth, saturated overdrivewarm midrange focusslightly rolled-off highslong, expressive bendsslow blues phrasingclear note separationamp-driven breakup

Difficulty

The solo demands advanced blues phrasing, expressive bends, and dynamic control, making it challenging for most players despite its moderate tempo.

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