Jimmy Page ... History of his Guitars !!!

[JimmyPage968]

His face says WTF

He must be reading Robert Plant slagging the Firm...

Haha!

 

[nicolasrivera]

 

[JimmyPage968]

Here's another.

 

[banditguitarist1]

Great image of Page, Bron-Yr-Aur looks very nice!

 

[JimmyPage968]

I absolutely love this one...

 

[banditguitarist1]

That last one is awesome!

 

[nicolasrivera]

Looks like Joe Perry.

 

[nicolasrivera]

 

[JimmyAce2006]

Wow 2993!

 

[JimmyAce2006]

Wow 2994!

 

[JimmyAce2006]

Wow 2995!

 

[JimmyAce2006]

Wow 2996!

 

[JimmyAce2006]

Wow 2997!

 

[JimmyAce2006]

Wow 2998!!!

 

[JimmyAce2006]

Wow 2999!!!!!

 

[JimmyAce2006]

Wow 3000!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I also posted on #2000

 

[BrianM]

Spam threads much?

 

[Nils]

$4 . I want those prices to return.

 

[JimmyPage968]

I want to see someone replicate Jimmy's #1 in 1970 era. New gold Grovers, duct tape switch tip, ans the white PAF. That would be awesome.

 

[JimmyAce2006]

I want to see someone replicate Jimmy's #1 in 1970 era. New gold Grovers, duct tape switch tip, ans the white PAF. That would be awesome.

What do you mean by replicate? Take a 1959 burst & Groverize it and remove the switch tip in favor of duct tape & remove the bridge pickup cover, hoping there is a double white pup underneath? Or do you want to see someone take a Page #1 reissue & put a white pickup in it & replace the switch tip with duct tape? Or just take any old historic? Option 2 seems most reasonable since it already has the Page neck, which would be required for any good replica. I have already done option 3 on my 2003 R9 Brazilian fret board LP; except it has the original switch tip and original neck profile.