U2 & Guitar Gear: Q & A

Originally posted by anstratdubh1979[..]

Come on, you KNOW you have the naked Adam picture on yours. (kidding) Not that there would be anything wrong if you did... although your significant other, parent or boss at work might not appreciate it.

Originally posted by easports43[..]

I about fell out of my chair from that joke

Originally posted by U2NickThanks all of you! Sorry I didn't respond to any of your posts, I haven't been keeping my eye on this topic

Originally posted by anstratdubh1979...in JEFF APPROVED blue?...

Originally posted by anstratdubh1979Not that I was the winning bidder on this guitar... I WISH!

Originally posted by RattleandHum1988First off, the DD-20 is a great delay. I have it, and it is great for playing U2 tunes. It's awesome. Easy to use, easy to understand, and it sounds great. It has about 10 or 11 different delay settings you can use, including Analogue and Modulating, which are both Edge delays.

As for the les paul. I had a theory that this was the guitar he used on songs like Until The End of the World, or Zoo Station. Up until HTDAAB. That picture is recent, so I would assume some songs on the last album, maybe even their new one. But then I thought, if he has used it in the studio, and he wants to get the sound at concerts as close to the album as possible, why wouldn't he bring it on tour? So I'm not too sure what this les paul was used for. Maybe he did use it on a lot of tracks, but it was too valuable to bring on tour, like the 50's/60's natural strat he used on Stuck In A Moment. He vowed never to take that on tour with him, and he's had it for a while, you can see it behind him in Rattle and Hum during Van Diemen's Land. But he said he HAD to bring it on the elevation tour, because it was needed to retain the Stuck in a moment sound live. Anyway, I'm rambling. That's my two cents.

Originally posted by WojBhoy[..]
Lol, what a phrase. We should all start asking you questions that would require "Jeff Approval" or something