1 Ton Honey Jar

my first guitar, I use it for mostly rhythm guitar. It is an amazing player. Mine is Sonic Blue and has the tremolo. I use it for lead if I need killswitch stuff because I use the rhythm/lead pickup switch in the top corner as a killswitch and always ride on either the bridge pickup or both pickups, with a few exeptions

I build partscasters. I am currently working on my 1st one, a HH Telecaster build. It has a Golden Age Lipstick Tube Humbucker neck pickup and a Seymour Duncan JB. I spray painted the body myself. Will supply photos when finished

I like it because it has coil tapping and is an SG. I use it a lot

I love using there online virtual designer thing for entertainment. I plan to get a custom neck for a bass build in the future. I love there website and all I have heard about there quality is nothing but perfection. I highly recommend.

I love it. It was my 2nd bass guitar and I love it and its tone. The problems are, It is a pain too string, the action is difficult to adjust so I only do so when I am re-stringing, and it does not stay in tune to well. But overall, it is a great bass.

great bass for the low price. My is red and is covered in stickers and sharpie drawing and duct tape.

I use this throughout One Ton Honey Jar and Children of The Mud (My other Band). Mine is black, and I call it "The Jack Bruce" because jack bruce used one. Highly recommend.

I really like my rumble 25. I sometimes run my basses through my guitar amp for those really distorted bass tones. It is great and I do recommend it.

I use this on any electric Demo Tapes. I mostly run my guitar and my rig into my other amp, but early on I used this little thing. I love it, it has a great sound and I really recommend it.

I run my rig into this amp. I recommend it because it is rather affordable and it has a great sond and a nice standard array of controls.

I got this last weekend at my local guitar shop. It has a very wide range of drive options and is what I will use when traveling most likely.

I love this wah. On all of my wah tracks I use this and it is amazing combined with my other pedals. 100% recommend no questions asked.

Used on almost all of my tracks except from the Adventures of Bail Seaweed tracks. It is my go to fuzz and it gives me that disgusting 90s fuzz tone and I love it.

It was my first guitar pedal. Same as with the Green Russian, not used on the Adventures of Bail Seaweed tracks, but on everything else with flanger I use it.

same deal as with the Green Russian, not used on Adventures of Bail Seaweed. I usually use it as a light distortion or heavy overdrive, but that is it. I love it and would recommend it to a beginner.

my mom got me one used like new off of amazing for 89 bucks, and it is amazing. When I run it at the same time as my DS-1 or Green Russian it is amazing. I 100% recommend.

I use this for all of Adventures of Bail Seaweed, and a lot of other tracks that are not demo tapes. 1 Ton Honey Jar's Drums & Keyboard (along with many other instruments) parts are done on GarageBand. Adventures of Bail Seaweed (such as Lost Lover and Bail Seaweed's Cry) were done on my iPhone's GarageBand.

These are my electric strings. I love thicker gauge strings and these are the perfect match. I found 10's to be to light, 11's felt right, and 12+ I use on occasion but not much.

These are my bass strings. I love flat-wounds and will forever use them instead of round wounds. 100% recommend these and any Ernie Ball bass strings

These are my only acoustic strings. I like phosphor bronze more than other strings. I recommend. I have switched to permanently using the nylon strings for my acoustic, but will use these if (or when) I get a better quality, second, acoustic.

I strung my acoustic (intended for steel strings) with these for a time and on some yet to be released demo tapes because I wanted to experiment. I did really like the sound and because of the ball end I did not have to tie any sort of knot. I recommend. I have switched to using these permanently on my acoustic as it made playing in standard tuning much more comfortable and easy.

I use this on my 6//9/12/8 (idk which), combined with an acoustic set, bootleg slide guitar that sounds like crap. for my use, just don't do it, but for any normal guitarist, I think they are a little to thin for my tastes, but a lot of people like them so.

I use nylon tapewounds. Not these ones, bur D'Addario nylon tapewounds. I use it on the bronco bass. Any tapewounds are good for that thick mellow vintage tone of the British Invasion. I recommend, not this peticular one, but any tapewounds.

I use it for connecting my guitar to my phone into GarageBand and AmpiTube or whatever that thing is called. I recommend it

This is my harmonica. I like so I got it and use it. Not on any tracks yet