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This thing is amazing. I bought it because (1) its made by Neumann and (2) Drake used it for the whole recording of his break-through album "Thank Me Later" in a hotel room with Noah Shebib (40). Love this mic, it filters out all the noisy crap while remaining honest to its sounds.

Taylor necks are amazingly playable and they sound so bright and warm. Fun to play, a friend when nobody's around and the DI sounds super clean. Grab some HD Elixir strings for this bad boy and get 'er tuned up and playing and she'll love you back forever and always! <3

Underrated for sure, some of the squire basses are actually better than the P-Basses from Fender (I've been told by an extremely reliable source).

Nothing beats an old fender guitar! Love the way the neck feels and the ashtray add-on piece. A keeper for sure!

Old ('73) Vintage Fender amp, I love the way it sounds on my Fender Statocaster ('73).

This amp packs a punch for its size and it could be used for live if you need to mic an acoustic amp—I love the reverb feature as well. Suitable for acoustic guitar, ukulele, or even vocals! Perfect for a small gig.

Apple made it. - iMPC app - LP Remote app - Novation Launchpad - etc. 5 stars.

Only used it a couple times just because I haven't figured out my live set just yet, but it is an amazingly powerful vocal processor pedalboard and it has tons of presets and it is built to be very durable.

Best-used for semi-professionals who enjoy a bit of casual listening as well as some heavy mixing here and there. Not the best for mastering, but that's not a reason to not buy them. I love the way they sound familiar and good on most modern music.

Clean pre-amps, fancy lights, fast connectivity, cool beans.

Crunchy, British, and very clean gain comes only from the never-failing Neve 1073 LB pre-amplifier. I use it stored in my Radial Workhorse and I love it to bits.

Smooth, elegant, genuine, clean, and down-right seductive compression comes only from the La-2a. I love staring at it in my rack unit. Gotta pick on up if you can afford the real hardwar!

Great as a performance controller and decent responsiveness. I also like the fact that it has after-touch pressure sensitivity and FX knobs and cool faders.

A tad complex, but the Renaissance is in like 80 per cent of today's music I'd say. I love this thing to pieces, but it is not for beginners. If you want the MPC sound, check out the AKAI MPC STUDIO and work your way up! <3

Love the weighted keys, cool lights, brilliant sounds, and honest playability

Gets you going, expandable, fun to use, cool/futuristic sounds, cool lights, a tad expensive but worth it!