BlakeInDisguise

This amp has the one and only best clean channel! Just at the edge of break up, which makes it very easy to change to a dirty channel and get into the classic hot orange grit rock. These adjectives may not mean much to you but many of my friends have thought I was playing a Orange Rockerverb because of the great built in reverb (which there are 3 types of included). Lastly I will say play this in store that cute little thumbnail sized picture does not do this combo amp justice as it is rather large and gigable. Originally I had wanted to pick up a CR-120 which is 2x12. 1x12 is plenty big for my needs!

Could not believe i found this tucked away in the corner of a Pawn Shop for $100 It feels like a $300-$400 amp. Need an upgrade to your amp but want to spend the same price as your beginner amp. Have at this! This is bad boy comes loaded with actual usable Digital Effects, hence the DA name (Digital Amp?). Unlike other bland sounding digital amps, ala Line 6...

great for a beginner nothing special. Plenty of features to make a guitarist wanna dip their toes in farther. Sound can seem a little muffling, and a huge annoyance being that effects never seem to turn off unless the amp is powered off, which in another weird design choice amp settings such as channel volume and such also are reset(which is only fixed by jiggling the knob a tab everywhere you want your setting set back to how it was. The same annoyance occurs when switching between channels. Just Odd.

Sound pickups neck controls look. not a problem here!

Warning Telecaster usual's, this ain't yo grand paps tele. This is a tele shape, tele headstock, tele neck pickup, with tele decor. So actually yeah that does sound like a telecaster doesnt it? It does even with its now Pine body, Strat mid pup, and a split coil humbuggy sitting on the strat bridge! What an idea to combine all these bad boys in this package! I can seriously say this guitar has a wildly great amount of sustain and if you are still iffy on the not so tele idea think about it this way. It's seriously a Custom Shop Fender! Who would've thought to put that configuration together for this Fender model. Only a modern zillionaire with a zillionaire idea for his custom guitar that is now for sale at an easily affordable price. This is and only is, a stupendous new model in the Fender line up.

I cannot say enough about this Ibanez. I had been pondering over the artcore series of guitars for some time now and finally settled on this minorly jazzy looking model. It is now clearly the prettiest guitar I own as well as being the easiest to pick up and play of all my guitars!

Great for a pick a pickup and play any style. Yes its uber basic but that means it can be your moddable guitar! pickup swap advised. Neck is great!

tonal qualities are superb but costs are obviously saved in the fret work and look quality

Eastern Mahogany Deep tones. Only rival is the tin sounding cymbals, rival in baddish way, but not really that bad.

Easy to get the hang of and a cheap keyboard anyone should own even if they are mildly attracted to the sound of the piano. Has a huge plethora of sounds and can even hook pedals into it for more tone bending madness! Only misses a recording function, but thats a small slash mark for a begineer grade keyboard.

controls can confuse simplicity is a bliss though

Great for bluesy with a mild saucy drive

This is an absolutely astonishing Delay. I have waited and waited to pick the right delay and not only does this allow one to choose between a tape delay sound, analog sound, or digital sound, but it also allows for a great delay time of 2290 ms! I am seriously hard pressed to find a better delay for anyone on the market right now!

Same great big muff circuit with the added tone off making it a standard distortian, and wicker to push a mild soul food electric spike.

Green day and sum 41 grimey sound. full of dirt!

of course this is not made for chords but sustained notes do produce a odd wahing like waffling off sound

This is a nasty dark muff, use for milder muffing, higher gains remind me of old school muffs

This pedal served two purposes for me, not only filling the need for a compression pedal but also having a drive at the beginning of my signal in case I need to push all sounds like a pre-amp to the power amp drives coming later in chain. The compression feedback is a tad loud at times.