andrewd39

Dont be fooled by the size of this thing, if you plug it into a big enough cab, you get MASSIVE sound from this small amp, especially if you go through the FX loop return, and use a volume pedal to limit your volume or by using a larger cabinet

The Micro Terrors over power this amp, great for the size and price, and can get crazy loud too

Chromatic, which is good for the price point (meaning you arent just stuck tuning to standard), but the display is cheap, and the tuning is not accurate

Bought my unit used off Ebay for cheap, but it sounds muddy. However, that may have been the exact reason the previous owner wanted to part with it

The gain on my unit is a bit finicky, and the hot switch gives the most ridiculous boost to the signal which overloads my amp past being overdriven (and adds a LOT of low end), may just be my unit, but its great for a light transparent drive on the warm setting, especially if you're planning on stacking overdrives after this pedal (I use the boss BD-2), in which case it gives really good overdriven tones great for heavier music

Can't go wrong with this pedal. EVER. Absolute gold. Also a great pedal to stack after a light transparent drive for crazy overdriven tones

Virtually indestructible. love that it's passive

Sub-par chorus tones unless you have extra signal going into the pedal (a boost directly in front of the pedal), in that case you get fairly good tones, but it means you need another boost in your FX loop. Cheaply made knobs that feel like they'll snap off by using them. Decently built outer body

Great pedal, well built, great sounding digital delay. Amazing for the price point, could be made better with a tap tempo, and its dissapointing the the delay trails stop immediately once the effect is turned off

Absolutely love this pedal. it's a little pricey to get in Canada, but I promise it's worth it. ITs perfect for any use of a reverb, little bit of hall reverb to fill your sound, very wet reverb with a long attack, or a nice shimmer over ambient/lead tones. I love that you can dial in the exact amount of each octave that you want, and store 3 preset taht are easily accessible. I dont care about the size, since I love it so much, i base the rest of my board around it

Since the Orange amps Terror line to not have an equalizer (just a tone knob), this is a mainstay on my board. Stays on all the time to dial in the perfect tone. Could be used as a boost as some have mentioned, but it has a very harsh switch (at least mine does) which causes a large pop when you engage and disengage it. Great for the price and for my use! Just started noticing that is is fairly noisy however, it only just started getting bad after about 3 months of use, but its only noticeable when there is silence from your guitar, otherwise it isnt loud enough that you hear it while you play.

Pricey pedal, but I found one used for $60 (Canadian). Great for creating a soundscape. I use it live and in the studio to fill the sound, and is great for practicing on your own to have something to play over. Also great for sustaining notes in a solo (if youre into that). Works best for my shoegaze-style playing, or ambient stuff

Scared the shit out of me the first time i used it as it sparked (try not having a load when you plug it in). But it's a great build, powers my pedals amazingly well, and hasn't crapped out on me once after around 6 months of pretty vigorous use

No longer in my chain as I'm not a fan of distortion. Look on YouTube for some demos of how to desolder two specific diodes that fix the volume and tone sucks that the stock pedal has. Without the mod its great for a beginner pedal as its cheap and sounds decent. The mod makes it sound like pedals about triple its price

My workhorse guitar. Perfect for studio use, and live. The stock pickups are great, and the coil tapping means one less guitar you need if you use a single coil, and humbucking guitar

YOu're not getting the tone of a '67 tele out of this thing, but its a great guitar for the price. I'm not a huge fan of how signature it is with the x's, but i may paint over that one day

I like the guitar, it plays well, but the bridge is a solid wood peice, making intonation impossible. I'm going to try mdding it to put a new bridge on it. Love the way it's a mostly solid body guitar, but resonates like a hollow body (the interior is semi-hollowed just to give more room for wiring and such, so its not a traditional semi-hollow, but its not a solid body either). Love the guitar, but the bridge is a huge drawback

My first guitar, great to strat off with (get the pun?). Still pretty decent tone, especially for the price. I still use it. Not a huge fan of the bulky neck, and the tremolo bar hole is a weird size, so if you lose your stock whammy, youre S.O.L.

Love this guitar. Huge selling point for me is the built in tuner and pickup. I don't play much lead stuff on the acoustic, but is is always nice to have the cutaway. Great guitar, great tone

1980's Era. I can't give a full review as the one that I got was a hand-me-down and the headstock was broken, and sat in storage for 15 years. Some of the absolute best resonance i've heard. May be some variables, lie being kept in temperate storage, untouched for almost 15 years. But it soudns GREAT. hauntingly beautiful. I have to keep it in C-standard tuning to avoid too much tension on the oddly fixed neck (bolted back in place), but it has amazing bass, and amazing resonance. The second octave strings arent extremely prevalent in the initial sound, but give a hauntinly beautiful shimmery-octave ressonance