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Babyface
Join Date: Aug 2008
Location: Dublin & Belfast
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DigiTech Whammy
I’m looking to get the intro sound of ‘Real Thing. My research leads me to the DigiTech Whammy, which is about £120stg, it’s allot of money for a box for just one song. Or so I thought.....
Apparently, Dallas has said that the DigiTech Whammy is now Edge’s favorite pedal and he is now even using it on songs where it was not originally on. I can place the Whammy on 3 songs, The Real Thing, Hold me…. and Elevation. What other songs is it used on??? BTW: IS the Whammy left on while Edge plays the whole of 'Real Thing???? |
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War Child
Join Date: May 2007
Posts: 666
Local Time: 02:50 AM
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Edge used the WH-1 Whammy pedal for:
It's definitely a cool pedal and many things can be done with it. The original WH-1, like Edge [and Tom Morello] use and prefer has a 16bit chip and the tone is a bit dirtier. The newer reissues have a 24 bit chip and the tone isn't favored by The Edge. |
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Acrobat
Join Date: Feb 2007
Location: Vermont
Posts: 345
Local Time: 09:50 PM
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He also uses it on "Bullet The Blue Sky" now, on the Vertigo tour and maybe Elevation, I'm not sure..but he definetly used it on Veritgo, during the verses, and maybe the solo a bit too
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War Child
Join Date: May 2007
Posts: 666
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I don't remember seeing or hearing Edge use the Whammy during Bullet... where did he use it?
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I'm A Starflyer
Premium Gold Member
Join Date: Dec 2003
Location: in the garage of Liam's cardboard box house in Axver's backyard.
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He used it on ZooTV for sure. Listen to the live version of Bullet from the Stay single. At the end of the song you can hear it for sure.
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Babyface
Join Date: Aug 2008
Location: Dublin & Belfast
Posts: 20
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I had a scope on eBay last night.... wow, there's a WH-1 on there for something like £250 ($400). A little pricey?? I'll keep an eye out for one, if they are all around this price I'll just have to go for one of the newer versions at a more sensible £100(ish).
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Second Best
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Join Date: Sep 2002
Location: The Netherlands
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On the other hand, there's not wrong with going for purisism ![]()
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War Child
Join Date: May 2007
Posts: 666
Local Time: 02:50 AM
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Cool. I'll have to check that. I've not listened to that single in a bit.
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War Child
Join Date: May 2007
Posts: 666
Local Time: 02:50 AM
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$400.00 for an original WH-1 isn't horrible, as they were going for $500.00-$600.00 a few years ago but thanks to a tanking economy... As for passing a test... I took my WH-1 and A/B compared to the reissue. I asked the two sales folks and three customers which they liked the sound of... all 5 people, without looking down to see which pedal was being used, picked the WH-1 (original version). |
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