Nicolás Molina Vásquez

If you just play in your room, it's a good option for you. Don't have a great tone, but it sounds.

Blues Harp have a bright charm tone and it's to easily to make a great tone. If you have a good breath and salival control, is the best option for you :D

If you wanna be a good harmonica player, this is a good option. Sweet tone, versatile, easy slide and it's feel great in your lips. The bad thing is the rivets, because it's to hard to clean or repair.

It's a very solid guitar for begginers, but the pickups didn't sound very well. I recommended for anybody who wanna learn guitar. I made some cheap upgrades and make a better guitar: -I add a third pot and killswitch. Volume pot (A250K) with Treble Bleed and Push Pull (add neck-bridge and 3 pickups option). Passive Treble (A500K) and Bass (A1Meg), you can cut in highs and lows, very versatile. -I change Machine Pegs for a chinese Kluson Style ($15) for aesthetics. -Add a Roller String Retainer and bone nut. The guitar intonates better. -I put Donlis DMS53 pickups ($50). Is cheap, Alnico Mixed (5 in low strings and 2 in high) and vintage hot sound. Neck and middle are similar to Fat 50s and bridge like a Texas Special.

I got this pedal veary cheap (app. USD$80) and it's great. Good sound, versatile and have 4 choices (Pitch Shifter, Harmonizer, Detune, Super Bend). Is hard to use all the potential that pedal has.

It's a very good amp, with classic sound (LX for a modern sound), analog reverb (2 springs) and tube simulation.

This delay has more rate (600 ms i think so) and with the modulation (pots behind the case) it works very well for a ''chorus-delay'' sound

If you want a cheap clone of RAT sound, this pedal is for you. The only difference I found is Black Secret has a bit less bass than the original.

If you want a cheap interface, with a good preamp and lesser noise, this is the best option. In my country (Chile) it cost around 150 usd (taxes probably).