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  1. Originally posted by RattleandHum1988:[..]

    I don't think Adam would be using them for U2 concerts if they weren't any good, so they must have a good tone - Better than Fender? Probably just different and what he's feeling right now. Probably like asking "What's better, a Strat or a Les Paul?" Too hard a question to answer!

    The theoretical next step from a Squier is a Fender. You could go for a mexican standard Jazz Bass or Precision Bass, or go for a Highway One bass (again, either Jazz or Precision) or full out American standard.

    Seeing as how you have around 800 bucks to spend, if you're looking for the next step after a Squier, i'd say check out the Highway Ones:

    http://www.musiciansfriend.com/navigation?q=Highway+One+Bass

    Other than that, there's literally hundreds of basses you could choose from, that's where research and the help of others around here (I don't know much about basses) can come in!

    have fun searching for your next instrument!

    Alex





    Thanks! I think I´m gonna do some research, but will probably wait a little while and save more money! Thanks again!


  2. My view is that it is better to hold off, do research, save and get what you want instead of something just for now or what you can merely afford for now.

    By buying 'what I can afford for now', chances are that it won't be what you want, it won't inspire you to play and if it isn't quality to begin with, it will be hard to sell to upgrade later.
  3. In the recent, sort of recent, youtube interview of Dallas Schoo, many saw a Red Witch pedal on top of the rack and had questions as to the model.

    A few emailed Red Witch... and Ben Fulton from Red Witch replied... His answer? It is indeed a standard Red Witch Fuzz God 2.



    Mystery solved.
  4. Here's a few clips of Adam playing the candy apple red Reverso. That bass looks stunning!

    Out of Control - May 14th - Mexico City



    Even Better Than The Real Thing - May 15 - Mexico City


    Magnificent - May 15 - Mexico City
  5. D'ya know which bass was he using for Even Better Than The Real Thing before the candy red Warwick?
  6. Hi guys!

    I have a question about an effect Edge uses.
    Now, to be honest, I don't know all the guitar-lingo so I'll try to describe it as good as possible

    I'm looking for a pedal that can create the sound Edge had during the vertigo-tour at the beginning of COBL (the extended intro)...I don't know if that sound has a name or not, but is there a single pedal that can create this?

    thanks in advance!

    (btw, does anyone know if there's a picture of Edge with his collection of guitars? and I don't mean the one with the guitars in cases).

  7. Originally posted by mikewazowski:(btw, does anyone know if there's a picture of Edge with his collection of guitars? and I don't mean the one with the guitars in cases).

    Not sure if a photo like that exists. If it does, I haven't seen it yet (and support your search).

    This is the closest you can get, Edge plus a few guitars under the 360 stage in Barcelona:
  8. Sure others can give more details about speciphic models, but what Edge uses to achieve that sound is a shimmer pedal
  9. Thanks Like A Song!

    I'll wait and see if anyone knows any specific model types.

    I think I have a picture of Edge around somewhere where he's looking at a large row of guitars, I'll look for it.
  11. Here's a picture of Edge with some of his guitars, only one I have:



    Credits go to who made the wallpaper, I have NO idea where I got it from.
  12. Due to all my post my original question mights be overlooked:

    Does anyone know which pedal I could get for the shimmer sound at the beginning of the Vertigo-Live version of COBL?

    Thanks!
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