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Very nice.
From what I gather this is a reissue of the Small Clone? The one from Nevermind? anywho Really dig its simplicity. A lot of new pedals have a bunch of BS on them like bears and unicorns, but this guy is nice and plain and features one knob a switch and a foot switch. I usually only use the depth feature, but you can get a ton of interesting sounds from this guy. As a fan of the Cure and the Smiths and all that 80s stuff, I wanted a chorus pedal and this was a good purchase!
This damn thing
The second one I've owned. You sell this pedal, but it always comes back somehow.
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This is an acoustic guitar.
You in the market for an acoustic, but don't know anything about them? Here it is.
Oh man!
This is actually the only electric guitar I own right now. Have had this guy for years. For a long period, I was into acoustic and bass guitar, but got back into the old electric and decided to spruce this up. I'm actually not too familiar with Schecter Guitars so I'm not exactly sure of the type of pickups that were in it before I changed to some Seymour Duncans. The ones that came in it where obviously humbuckers and had a dirtier tone. There is a certain type of musician Schecter markets too, for lack of better terms I guess like a shredder, you know metal and shit. The Body shape is definitely supposed to be more appealing to that type of person. I'm not too fond of it, but to each their own. You got your tone and volume knob, 3 way switch, basic stuff. Basic, cheap. Saw one with the stock pickups used for $150. When I get something new it will become my tinker guitar!
Not bad at all.
I bought this used when I got my Fender Jazz Bass almost a decade ago. It's held up pretty well! You don't need anything too fancy for the old bass guitar, or at least that's what I believe. Haven't head any issues with it and it's a durable piece of equipment. If you have an interface for recording you can plug it in from the amp if you want its particular tone.
Meh
I actually didn't buy this, my brother got it years ago when he was in middle school. It is a good amp for what it is I guess. The one I have is a bit messed up. one of the inputs is broken. I've been meaning to see if I can figure out how to fix it. I usually play on my little tube, but this is good if you want to go jam or something. It's a cheap amp. You pay for what you get!
A nice amp for a bedroom musician.
First off I don't have the tweed, regular black. You can get some pretty great clean sounds out of this amp and you got the 12-inch speaker. Definitely, a great little amp if you live in an apartment or are looking to get into tube amps and don't know where to start. From what I have heard on the internet the 3 has more of a durable build if you're looking to use it for more than just a practice/home amp. Its by no means not solid though.