blake_byrne's Reviews
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Valve Pre-amps; genuine quality
The great thing about having a Valve state pre-amp is that you can have the volume much lower than a valve tube amp and still retain the punch that is lost otherwise.
159
Chorus is great at colouring a guitar's sound... the CE-5 colours in the squares nicely
CE-5 is a pretty rad little guy.. does its job, stays out of trouble, yeah.
159
Delay is fun to screw around with, DD-7 gives you variety
DD-7 is a pretty rad little guy.. does its job, stays out of trouble, yeah.
159
Cole Clark anyone? they're really great...
Cole Clark is an Australian guitar company that sources fine Australian woods to cater for their overall good quality sound and their particularly deep low end tones.
159
90's rock never heard the end of it, neither will I...
BF-3 is a pretty rad little guy.. does its job, stays out of trouble, yeah.
159
Works with me, not against me
Thank you Leo Fender for inspiring guitarists for decades the world over with you intuitive and clever designs... very humble craftsman. we owe it to you, my friend.
159
Two of my favourite friends
This for me + the combination of the speaker cab is effectively suited for my style. The amp doesn't cater an excessive desire to produce more treble, but more bass... this for me is a natural flavour to add to my individual sound and does't lead to ear piercing over tones that put listeners and myself at a disposition.
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velvety and warm tone
This is a great overdrive pedal by Blueboy, an Australian company that produces various pedals.
159
Stay classy, Fender
This for me + the combination of the speaker cab is effectively suited for my style. The amp doesn't cater an excessive desire to produce more treble, but more bass... this for me is a natural flavour to add to my individual sound and does't lead to ear piercing over tones that put listeners and myself at a disposition.
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Easy to use, hard to rely on
I think that i would like to use this more often, possibly as a busking tool, however, i continually find myself drifting from the looper pedal and into pedals more relevant to a band situation.