amazingforlife's Reviews

so good its hard not to like

when I make songs I use garage band. its so amazing you wouldnt believe it. Through the endless drumbeat combinations, basslines and synth settings, its totally essential. 10/10 would reccomend

These kick butt!

I love these picks, theyre real thick but they feel natural on my hands (i love a thick pick). the only downside on these is that they dont do good pick scratching

I mean, theyre ok

I tried one out once, theyre good for djent guitar, shredding and metal techniques. the points tend to go blunt after a few months of wear, and after that they suck. but theyre really only good for metal guitar

cool

I like this guitar alot. My cousin let me borrow it: it sounds amazing, it stays intune pretty well. it's the ultimate guitar for a beginner

amazing guitar!

Brilliant. what blue is to Billie Joe Armstrong this guitar is to me

nice

I use it for listening to music and my friend has loads of pieces of vinyl that he scratches on it

Nice guitar, I like it a lot.

My friend and I both have Johnny Marr Jaguars, both Sherwood Green in colour. They sound amazing and they feel really good as well. This guitar is wonderful. It's one of those guitars that sounds brilliant plugged in but it also sounds amazing without an amp. I love the look of the Jaguars, I was first inspired to pick one up after seeing Billy Corgan, John Frusciante, Matt Skiba and Gavin Rossdale with them. The pickups sound like humbuckers so they don't have a lot of grit and noise like most single coils do. Mine is not beat up or worn out at all though my friend's one is a bit beat up.

I'm lost for words about this kit.

This drum set is absolutely brilliant. It sounds amazing, it looks amazing, and it is just too good. The snare comes with some random thing at the bottom drumhead that gives it more rattle. The bass drum pedal isn't very good since it breaks quite frequently but this kit is just brilliant. 10/10 would recommend

Awesome picks!

I recently was given two black Ernie Ball picks by my friend, who's dad is friends with Johnny Marr. Both of them have "Johnny" written on the back of them. They have really good grip and they feel like heaven.
I use them a lot, along with the other picks in my collection.

Sweet!

Nice picks. They feel good and they have decent grip but the really cool graphics aren't very fit for players that play hard. It's great for djent and heavy metal, if you play metal or hardcore it's great. It's also actually pretty good for reggae stuff because they are quite good for slow arpeggios.

Immense.

This pedal is so criminally underrated because it's overshadowed by Boss, TC Electronic, and MXR. If you try this pedal, as soon as you touch one string on the guitar it will drift you off to heaven. That's how good sounding this thing is. It only costs like 40 dollars and it still sounds like a handmade masterpiece. It's also really light and the box comes with velcro for the effect to sit on if you have a pedal board. I got it only recently, and it's already wearing in. I think this pedal is way better than all the other modern chorus pedals these days.

Nice.

I use these when I listen to music. I prefer these over my Samsung In-Ears.

Intense!

Mine is black and has a cracked screen. It has some really cool features. It's also quite good for filming videos except for the fact that it stops the video after one minute and forty seven seconds. It's really cool.

Overall good keyboard.

Nice piece of gear to have around. It's not very durable but on the good side, it has hundreds of cool presets with really weird sounds. There's even a few presets for guitar and bass sounds. I don't play it very often but when I do I often mess around with every feature on it. Another nice touch is numbered preset searcher, which is cool when you don't know the names of any of the different presets that are hidden inside this beauty. It has a lot of features. My favourite preset is the Warm Pad (no. 82) which sounds like someone humming.

Probably the lowest quality pick I own.

I have two: one I got from a friend which is orange which actually works, and another which is green. The grip on them is really good but they really suck if you tape them or put them on a pick holder. I mainly use them for downstrokes. I flip them upside down when I play them.

Rubbish.

I bought it because I thought it would be cool. It sucks now and I sold it to somebody who really wanted one.

It's a pencil. What do you expect?

I use this to write songs and occasionally to make crazy noises.

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Not the best strap, but it can do the job.

I have to say that this strap is intensely popular and common, and I do like it but one of the edges has a HUGE hole so it's not incredible, but it still is pretty good. I recommend this to anyone that doesn't jump around like a rabbit.

Common but actually great quality.

This is a very, very common effect, and it is really good. I will give a review on everything about it:

The Price:

It's quite cheap but it is very good quality.

The Sound:

Sort of makes you sound like Billie Joe Armstrong, even though it's not a Blues Driver.

The Strength:

It's really durable, and it can take being stomped on repetitively. One thing to say is that it can only survive a few weeks without a PSA before it stops working. You need to buy a PSA if you want it to work all the time.

The Knobs:

On the effect, there is level, tone, and drive knobs. I really like to have the level high as possible, and the drive I have at about 9 or 10. The tone knob I rarely mess with because it's so small, but it does make it sound different when you mess about with it.

The Name Of The Effect:

Good name for a great effect.

The only downside on it is how small the tone knob is. Unless you've got infant's fingers it's quite hard to move it without messing up something else.