U2 & Guitar Gear: Q & A

Originally posted by RattleandHum1988:I used to have the tonelab and I thought it was awesome. What happened was, I wanted to go back to a pedal board, and I did for a long time, but then when I joined a band I knew I needed something with less tap dancing (less footwork needed ). I got the M13 because it still has a bit of the pedal board feel to it, and hte tone is just great.

A lot of people are looking at the new Pod HD500, which is pretty much the M13 with amp sims, a built in expression pedal, and a different interface:
http://line6.com/podhd/hdmodels.html

A lot of the guys on U2soundforum have even switched from M13, or even their Axe-FX rigs, or pedal boards, to this unit. It seems to suit their needs better than anything at the moment.

Hope that helps,

Alex

Originally posted by anstratdubh1979:[..]

HD 500 is pretty great. And you can download the softward to edit tones on your computer instead of merely twiddling the knobs on the HD 500 itself (Much like you can do with the Axe FX.

Overall, the Axe is FAR more versatile. BUT for $500.00, it is a great "Edge starter kit".

Originally posted by LikeASong:You guitar-freaks might like this

I mashed-up 25 U2 songs that share similar chord progressions, just playing Am, G, F and E all throughout. Some of this songs of course do not have that chords, not even in other keys, but they simply fit on that progression.

[YouTube Video]

Let me know what you think 'bout it If you like it, take 20 seconds and leave some feedback on Youtube

Originally posted by LikeASong:You guitar-freaks might like this

I mashed-up 25 U2 songs that share similar chord progressions, just playing Am, G, F and E all throughout. Some of this songs of course do not have that chords, not even in other keys, but they simply fit on that progression.

[YouTube Video]

Let me know what you think 'bout it If you like it, take 20 seconds and leave some feedback on Youtube

Originally posted by LikeASong:You guitar-freaks might like this

I mashed-up 25 U2 songs that share similar chord progressions, just playing Am, G, F and E all throughout. Some of this songs of course do not have that chords, not even in other keys, but they simply fit on that progression.

[YouTube Video]

Let me know what you think 'bout it If you like it, take 20 seconds and leave some feedback on Youtube

Originally posted by LikeASong:You guitar-freaks might like this

I mashed-up 25 U2 songs that share similar chord progressions, just playing Am, G, F and E all throughout. Some of this songs of course do not have that chords, not even in other keys, but they simply fit on that progression.

[YouTube Video]

Let me know what you think 'bout it If you like it, take 20 seconds and leave some feedback on Youtube