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  2. On our own gear, a wee shout-out for guitarfetish.com - don't know if any of you guys use/know of them; ordered a pair of overwound humbuckers (called Crunchy Pats), delivery (inc. shipping from US to UK) was c. $50 in total and they've given my dear beloved Explorer a new lease of life. First proper fit-out for any of my guitars, and I can't believe how much difference a good set of p/ups has made (yep, joining the rest of the world), especially a good set of p/ups that haven't torn my bank account a new backside!
  3. I appreciate the post WojBhoy, but I can't find a clean closeup on/of the pickups.
    They're FilterTron's but I don't know what kind.
  4. Not sure if it's the same one - he's been playing the Street on several guitars as well throughout the years.


    He's also using it for Still Haven't Found, here's a clear view:

  5. Originally posted by LikeASong:[..]
    Not sure if it's the same one - he's been playing the Street on several guitars as well throughout the years.


    He's also using it for Still Haven't Found, here's a clear view:

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    These are all newer guitars.
    Edge, I think, decided to leave the vintages at home after 360.
    Did you see the rain in Russia?
  6. long shot, but does anybody know the record for most guitars used in a single U2 show?

    My money is on a Vertigo show.
  7. Think so too
  8. Really? All new guitars?
  9. Advert for the Warwick Custom Shop Adam Clayton Signature model




    New Bass Release – The Warwick Adam Clayton Signature Model…

    Warwick’s cooperation with Adam Clayton of U2 goes back to 2008, when Adam contacted Warwick-founder and managing director Hans-Peter Wilfer about building a bass with his specific specifications and requirements. In 2010 the first Adam Clayton Signature model, the Warwick Reverso was born.

    In 2013 Adam Clayton bought a new Warwick Streamer CV featuring a P-pickup. He liked this bass so much that he expressed the desire to make this his new signature-instrument. From this collaboration, the Warwick Adam Clayton Streamer CV Signature model was born. Adam showed and played this bass at the record release for U2’s new album “Songs of Innocence”. In addition, Adam uses his new Warwick signature bass for recordings and live gigs all around the world and you can see Adam playing his new Signature bass on their 2015 Innocence + Experience Tour. This Masterbuilt beauty is now available from the Warwick Custom Shop in Markneukirchen, Germany.

    The new Warwick Adam Clayton Streamer CV Signature model is characterized by the following special details:

    – Maple machine heads
    – Maple trussrod cover
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    – Black/White/Black Custom Shop pickguard
    – Passive Seymour Duncan P Quarter Pound (SSPB-3) pickup
    – Passive MEC electronics
    – Cream white high-gloss finish
    – Selected swamp-ash body, extra light

    With his new Streamer CV Signature, Adam Clayton proves once more his intimate affection to Warwick instruments. We at Warwick feel particularly distinguished by Adam Clayton with this new signature-instrument.

    In the foreseeable future we will report about the “little brother”, the Rockbass Adam Clayton Artist Line bass.

    Warwick Adam Clayton Signature Model specifications

    Strings: 4
    Neck Construction: Bolt on
    Headstock: Standard Warwick
    Headstock Angle: 11°
    Machine heads: Warwick Machine Heads with wooden knobs
    Nut: Warwick Just a Nut III Brass
    Scale Length: 864 mm / 34″
    Fretwire: Warwick Jumbo
    Frets: IFT – Invisible Fretwork Technology
    Fret material: 21 Jumbo Bronze (extra hard) frets (Width: 2.9 mm / Height: 1.3 mm)
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    Fingerboard Inlays: Black Block Inlays
    Neck Wood: One piece Maple Neck
    Neck Shape: Standard Warwick
    Fingerboard Radius: 9 1/2″ / 241 mm
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    Neck Thickness at 12th Fret: 24mm
    Neck Width at Nut: 38,5mm
    Neck Width at 12th Fret: 54mm
    Bodywood: selected Swamp Ash, extra light
    Pickguard: Black Pickguard
    Pickup: passive Seymour Duncan P Quarter Pound (SSPB-3)
    Electronics: Passive MEC Electronic
    Layout: Volume / Bass / Treble
    Control Knobs: Dome speeds
    Bridge System: Warwick 2 pcs. Bridge Brass
    Hardware color: Chrome
    Strap Locks: Warwick Security locks
    String gauge: Warwick EMP strings 045″ – 105″ (38200M)
    Packing: Flight Case by RockCase® (RC 10830 SA W)
    Finish: Creme White High Polish


    I have the Adam Clayton RockBass Signature model. It's a bit more affordable than the Warwick Custom Shop version but still pretty great quality / great looking and great sounding.







    Warwick Adam Clayton RockBass Signature sells for $899.00 Great bass!
  10. Hi Jeff Always a pleasure to see you around. Any insight on the posts above regarding Edge's guitars?
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  12. Originally posted by Macphistfly:I appreciate the post WojBhoy, but I can't find a clean closeup on/of the pickups.
    They're FilterTron's but I don't know what kind.
    No worries. Only thing I would follow-up with; per http://www.gretschguitars.com/products/index.php?partno=2400400806, if they're the stock ones, they're 'High Sensitive Filter'Tron™' p/ups.

    (obviously if they're not the stock ones then yeah, no idea haha )

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    In other news, love the finish on the LP he used for Electric Co. the other night. Gorgeous.