bubbshalub
GearIQ 112
Joined Aug 2021
fueling autism 6 strings at a time
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as the title says, it is a very flexible amp that has the potential to replace some pedals
the only caveat is that the mobile app is dated, but it is not required to use the amp
Microphones and Interfaces 5
Software 1
MIDI 2
Miscellaneous 4
Acoustic Instruments 1
My Addictions 11
this bass is good, its relatively simple and the action is a little high- but overall is a good bass for beginner.
as the title says, the guitar is a good deal, but I would not recommend this guitar to anyone who is more than a beginner. The action is low, which is nice, but other than the humbucker, the pickups lack oomph- but that is remedied by turning up the gain. The pickups are not great for playing clean stuff, so you are restricted to distorting it or getting new pickups... at which point it is probably best to just pick up a new guitar
no frills and stays in tune for quite a while if not exposed to extreme temperature changes, you may be paying extra for the fender name, but it is worth it
great ukulele, comes in a case that is surprisingly high quality and a few other not-so-essential essentials. The tuner functions like a tuner should and the battery lasts a while too...ner
im not sure why i bought this but it is not bad, it is a perfectly average keyboard
as the title says, it is alright for a beginner who doesn't want to shake their house awake, the only issue is that it is too under powered to compete with a guitar and drums. I would recommend beginners get the 40 watt variant
about the quality that you would expect, good grip and imo the perfect balance of stiff and flexy for general guitar use.
I would not recommend this be used with a bass