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  1. Originally posted by WojBhoy[..]
    Perhaps we should kidnap him?


    Now now... kidnapping Dallas would make us a retronut.
  2. Originally posted by anstratdubh1979What's on the pedalboard presently? (I've tons to chose from)


    Right now the chain is as follows:

    Ibanez Weeping Demon (Wah) > Visual Sound Route 66 (combo: Compressor and Tubescreamer-like OD > Boss OD-2r (Overdrive) > Sobbat Drivebreaker (Overdrive) > Loveone Big Cheese (fuzz/distortion) > Line 6 MM4 modulation modeler (digitally reproduces a number of various Tremolo, Chorus, Phaser, Flanger, Rotary, Vibrato pedal sounds) > Line 6 DL4 Delay Modeler (digitally reproduces a number of delay pedays) > Line 6 Verbzilla (Reverbs and Shimmer sounds)

    Hmm - what about myself?

    Zoom G1X multi-effects pedal lol.
  3. Originally posted by anstratdubh1979[..]

    Now now... kidnapping Dallas would make us a retronut.

    Aha!

    How we'd organise a cross-Atlantic kidnapping of someone who's more often than not living in the south of France or in Dublin would be a feat in itself!
  4. Originally posted by WojBhoy[..]
    Aha!

    How we'd organise a cross-Atlantic kidnapping of someone who's more often than not living in the south of France or in Dublin would be a feat in itself!


    Hey - we got skill'z.
  5. A lil early era BONO on the Fender Lead II action... (probably on "A Day WIthout Me" or perhaps "I Fall Down"):

  6. Originally posted by anstratdubh1979[..]

    Hey - we got skill'z.

    Ah yeah, skillz, I az urd ov dem I az...
  7. Un question pour vous si you are willing or in the know - does the Epiphone Casino naturally have a bit of a gritty tone to it, or do you know if Edge has some clever piece of kit for that? Songs I'm thinking of are WGRYWH and ABOY (Vertigo Tour, specifically)...
  8. Originally posted by WojBhoy[..]
    Ah yeah, skillz, I az urd ov dem I az...


    Ummmm.... wha'? Hahahaha
  9. Originally posted by anstratdubh1979[..]

    Ummmm.... wha'? Hahahaha

    That was a feeble attempt to recreate the accent of an illiterate Londoner in literary form...
  10. Originally posted by WojBhoy[..]
    That was a feeble attempt to recreate the accent of an illiterate Londoner in literary form...


    Solid.
  11. Originally posted by anstratdubh1979[..]

    Solid.

    Indeed, indeed...
  12. Originally posted by WojBhoyUn question pour vous si you are willing or in the know - does the Epiphone Casino naturally have a bit of a gritty tone to it, or do you know if Edge has some clever piece of kit for that? Songs I'm thinking of are WGRYWH and ABOY (Vertigo Tour, specifically)...


    The Casino has single coil P-90 pickups. Singles not being as thick sounding as humbuckers, SOme of the tone of the guitar, not the grit per se, is due to the Casino, like a Gibson 330, is a complete thinline hollowbody.

    But I don't think that the Casino itself is the source of the grit.

    The Edge used a Les Paul for "WGRYWH" for many of the 1992 Zoo Shows. But I've seen footage of him using a Strat on it too (Dress rehearsal, if memory serves.)

    Most likely, the distortion/overdrive - grit is from effects and the amps, to some extent. What effects? I am not certain but I think that the Line 6 distortion modeler might come into play.

    Edge used the Line 6 DM4 a lot during the HTDAAB sessions and later had Line 6 make a custom rack version of it. (It's not commercially available).

    So my answer would be that the Vertigo tour tone and grit for "...Wild Horses" (when played in an electric all band version, vs acoustic) and "All Because of You" is most likely from effects and to some extent which amp the signal went to.
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