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  1. Originally posted by Andrew_C:[..]

    very good choice thats the one ive got, if u have the patience u can make just about any sounds the edge does.
    ive got all of my U2 sounds as presets now, but ill try and figure out how i made em so i can tell ya what settings to have.


    That's pretty impressive, maybe I should have paid a bit more and got a Boss unit as well, instead of the M13.
    Then I could also share settings with you guys
  2. Originally posted by vanquish:[..]

    That's pretty impressive, maybe I should have paid a bit more and got a Boss unit as well, instead of the M13.
    Then I could also share settings with you guys


    how much was M13? aslong as u can change things like modulation, drive, delay (which basically any effects system can) u should still be able to take sumthing from the settings we use of me-70.
  3. Originally posted by vanquish:[..]

    That's pretty impressive, maybe I should have paid a bit more and got a Boss unit as well, instead of the M13.
    Then I could also share settings with you guys


    A lot of poeple on the u2-sound forum have been playing the M13 a lot, so you're on the right track man! Some of those guys are the best when it comes to recreating U2's sounds.
  4. Originally posted by RattleandHum1988:[..]

    A lot of poeple on the u2-sound forum have been playing the M13 a lot, so you're on the right track man! Some of those guys are the best when it comes to recreating U2's sounds.


    whats the u2 sound forum?? is it any good?
  5. M13 is a great unit. There are a number of Edge fans and tribute band Edge's that use them. About the only tone you can't get 100% is Mysterious Ways - but that seems to be the one tone you can only nail using the original unit that The Edge used - the Korg A3.

    In fact, one of the guys that was a beta tester for the M13 was a tribute Edge so be sure that he worked with Line 6 tons on the delays and other Edge tones.

    There are tones of knowledgeable and helpful folks at U2 Recording Yahoo Group.

    U2_recording-subscribe@yahoogroups.com




  6. Update in the new gold sparkle Warwick bass that Adam began using at the Brandenburg Gate show.

    Per a rep at Warwick:

    "It is actually a custom Streamer $$, with maple fb wood, black block inlays, maple neck, swamp ash body, custom wired Seymour Duncan pickups, full passive electronics, but with a custom wiring.

    And a nice special GoldFlake finish :-)"

    There you have it. And perhaps this will be the Adam Clayton signature bass? Time will tell.
  7. Sweet, just scored a Fender Blues Jr for 350 bucks on ebay
  9. Originally posted by anstratdubh1979:M13 is a great unit. There are a number of Edge fans and tribute band Edge's that use them. About the only tone you can't get 100% is Mysterious Ways - but that seems to be the one tone you can only nail using the original unit that The Edge used - the Korg A3.

    In fact, one of the guys that was a beta tester for the M13 was a tribute Edge so be sure that he worked with Line 6 tons on the delays and other Edge tones.

    There are tones of knowledgeable and helpful folks at U2 Recording Yahoo Group.

    U2_recording-subscribe@yahoogroups.com


    [..]




    Really? wow Everything except Mysterious Ways is pretty damn good!


  10. The black tolex. I just saw the tolex one on there, bid on it, and got it for a good price. I didn't feel like looking around, I just needed a small loud amp quickly for future band practises (my band is FINALLY starting to practise )


  11. Not everything, everything but certainly a most things. Including shimmer sounds.
  12. Originally posted by RattleandHum1988:[..]

    The black tolex. I just saw the tolex one on there, bid on it, and got it for a good price. I didn't feel like looking around, I just needed a small loud amp quickly for future band practises (my band is FINALLY starting to practise )


    $350.00 is a good price. Sounds like a good deal.
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