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1958
Go for something else.
The delay itself sounds ok, but noticeable volume drop and unbearable hiss when engaged make it unusable for me.
1958
One of its kind
Simply put, analog sounding delay with very nice hold function. Unlike other digital delay pedals, the repeats are clear, but very warm.
1958
Blood Sugar Sex Magik in a box
Funky little pedal, used by John Frusciante on one of my favourite albums of all time - BSSM. It's quite subtle and not as defined as, for example, EHX Small Clone, but it does its' job very well - adds that sweet overtones to your playing. Definitely a keeper. EDIT: It's also f*cking great for these dreamy, lo-fi Mac DeMarco tones.
1958
Underrated practice amp
Personally I think this is the best begginer amp. It has got some quality built-in effects (phaser and reverb sound really, really nice) 3 band EQ, clean channel based on Jazz Chorus, enough gain on dirty channels (tube drive is my personal favourite) It's tuner is accurate enough, and Power Squeezer function can be very useful. In fact I wish I still had it as a backup, because it's much more portable than my Vox AC15 :D
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1958
Simply amazing
I have borrowed it from my friend for a few days and I must say - this thing sounds huge. It's an old, 80's version. Of course it's hella huge, it's not true bypass, it doesn't have led, it makes some noticeable noise, blah blah blah... Trust me, once you plug it in and start playing thru it, you forget about all its' imperfections. I felt like I could just close my eyes and set every knob to random position and it would sound lovely. Couldn't stop playing The Police and Cure thru it :D It also worked very well with early Smashing Pumpkins stuff - Rhinoceros, Hummer, Starla - shivers!
1958
Nice footswitch
I use it for turning tremolo and reverb in my amp on or off. Two leds showing if effect is on or off are very nice feature.
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1958
As awesome as I expected it to be.
It's really impressive, that all the good opinions about this pedal were true. Even though it has only one knob and one switch, it's extremely versatile. Want some Beatles-like Leslie tones? No problem. You're after Uni-Vibe sounds of David Gilmour? Here you go. Or maybe you're fan of The Police? Say no more. And we can't forget about this pedal being used by Kurt Cobain on many of Nirvana records, with "Come As You Are" being probably most recognizable. Just set the Depth switch up, Rate knob at 10 o'clock and you get the famous sound.
1958
Awesome strap
Very comfortable, I feel sure about my guitar while wearing it. I really love the color, it only makes it better :D
1958
Really nice strings
I use them on my Les Paul and they are very comfortable to play. They last quite long, so I don't have to change them often. They are better for drop tunings than 10-46s.
1958
Great beginner bass
Firstly I have to say I'm not a bassist, but rather a guitarist with a bass. But this is really nice instrument - the neck is smooth and straight and tuners do their job. The guitar is very light and it sounds great - in my it sounds more like a P-Bass, than a J-Bass (although I think the pickups were meant to imitate EMG, but idk). And I am not sure which of the three knobs is responsible for what, but that's a detail :P
1958
Stunning Mini Amp
This is by far the best mini amp I have tried. The tuner accuracy is very good and even overdrive isn't so bad as I expected it to be (but you have to turn the tone knob all the way down to get listenable drive). As for the tone knob, it's rather "less treble - more treble" than "bass - treble" but that's not a problem, at least for me. And the thing that surprised me the most is the fact that the amp makes absolutely no hum (when you use the battery). Overall, I can recomend it to you all.