Noel Hogan

Hogan mentioned that this was his first guitar during the interview.

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Mentioned on page 32 of the June 1999 issue of Guitar Player.

Mentioned on page 32 of the June 1999 issue of Guitar Player.

Bandmate Dolores O'Riordan's white SG Standard was used on In the End, as mentioned in this June 28, 2019 Music Radar interview.

“I used Dolores’ white SG a fair bit on this album. Particularly, on the songs that Dolores wrote, I felt that if she was there she would have done this as a rhythm, so it was nice. I’d never played it before because, you know, you can’t be picking up other people’s guitars!”

Used on In the End, as mentioned in this June 28, 2019 Music Radar interview.

“I have two main Telecasters. I have the original 1973 one that I bought in the early 90s, which is your bog standard Telecaster and then I’ve got a Thinline Telecaster with humbuckers in it that I use for the heavier stuff.”

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Used on "Linger", as mentioned by producer Stephen Street in this March 2018 Sound on Sound interview.

Guitar-wise, Noel Hogan used Telecasters all the way — either his own or Street's 1967 Tele — in combination with Vox AC30 and Fender Twin Reverb amps. "We used the Vox tremolo most of the time," he says. "I had a DOD Chorus pedal that I still use to this day. It was the very first pedal I bought and it's still in my rig because it has a setting on it that is very much the Cranberries' sound."

Mentioned in the June 1999 issue of Guitar Player, particularly pages 31 and 32.

“I find it makes a bigger and fuller sound to always have two amps on,” he says. “The Mesa/Boogie Mark II is great for a big, but not dirty sound, and I use my Vox AC30 for a crunchy sound that just kind of rumbles underneath. Finally, my Marshall 30th Anniversary combo is there for that ballsy effect.”

Mentioned in the June 1999 issue of Guitar Player, particularly pages 31 and 32.

“I find it makes a bigger and fuller sound to always have two amps on,” he says. “The Mesa/Boogie Mark II is great for a big, but not dirty sound, and I use my Vox AC30 for a crunchy sound that just kind of rumbles underneath. Finally, my Marshall 30th Anniversary combo is there for that ballsy effect.”

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Mentioned in this June 28, 2019 Music Radar interview about the recording of In the End.

DOD FX68 Chorus

“I don’t use a lot of pedals, but I have this old DOD chorus. It’s cheap as anything, but it became very much a part of The Cranberries sound and it’s on every album we’ve ever done.”

It is also mentioned on page 32 of the June 1999 issue of Guitar Player and this March 2018 Sound on Sound interview about the recording of "Linger".

"I had a DOD Chorus pedal that I still use to this day. It was the very first pedal I bought and it's still in my rig because it has a setting on it that is very much the Cranberries' sound."

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