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crystaltortoise

GearIQ 99 Joined May 2014

I am an aspiring artist who is just getting into the pedal board world.

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Very solid Guitar. All off the RG serious are well made, and with this the legacy was continued.
Being the amp used in many of the Journey albums my dad bought this amp in the late 80's before I was born. Although it's held up very well over the years I have upgraded mine with bigger speakers. Great sounding as it is, be careful. The Tubes don't last long if you don't take care of them (oops).
This Les Paul Gold top is the best Guitar I have ever owned. It's Is absolutely amazing. I caught an amazing deal on it for $600 dollars from a pawn shop that thought it was the studio version. If you can get your hands on one please for your own good. DO IT.
When I first saw this I was a little skeptical, Ernie Ball has been making fine Volume Pedals for ages, and as Dunlop and Ernie Ball have always been like brother companies Dunlop had never touched volume pedals. But when Ernie Ball bridged the gap and made other pedals this was seen as a go ahead for Dunlop to work on this, the Volume (X). This pedal however new, is extremely well built. It has a much more smooth and solid design, with a better contact. It does exactly what I want it to.
With a seemingly infinite loop time, and as many overdubs as you would like, this extremely simple loop pedal will do exactly what you would want. Plus with it's small size you can fit it on any pedal board to add some effects and flair.
Although it does exactly what it's supposed to I give it a four star rating for a few reasons. Although tough sometimes you have to really mash it, no moments of hesitation or it won't signal that you have stepped on it. Other than that it can be very fun/useful to use, especially when you are the only guitar or are doing a solo part. It's multiple usage is good for different situations, the Wack'D setting is fun for goofing off or extreme situations, and the ability to push in your knobs mean you won't accidentally change your settings.
The Line 6 DL4 has many good options for any artist. It has the precision options I like and a great 14 second looper. The good thing about the looper is that it has many effects, with a half time (which can be used to double your loops speed when used craftily) and a reverse looper effect it can be handy, I use it in tandem with my Ditto Looper.
Does exactly what it's supposed to. It isn't over complicated, it has held up well for all its abuse and its not too large on my board.

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