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Useful unit

I use this as a bass amp as well as a microphone DI. Very quiet sound but I live in a crowded neighbourhood meaning that it`s very good for people who have neighbours.

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Common but actually great quality.

Name another way to tune your guitar whilst actually knowing what you`re doing and not fiddling with a stompbox. Hmm?

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My first distortion pedal.

I bought this for my 12th birthday because of the fact that I needed a high gain sound from an Orange OD120. It sounds good but it has a bit too much feedback.

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Crap.

I got this about 8 years ago. My thoughts on it? The overdrive sound is scratchy and out of phase, you would have been better off putting a chainsaw in between your £90 Squier Strat and your Marshall micro stack. The footswitch is a piece of junk and lasted a few days, as are the input and output jacks. Don't waste time looking for reviews on this. At this price range, you're better off with the Joyo Vintage Overdrive.

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Traded for an Electro Harmonix Stereo Pulsar AND a pack of Cleartone strings.

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I regret trading this.

Bought it on reverb.com for about £600 in mint condition, and it was my main amp for 3 years. I traded it carelessly for a Boss GEB7 and would do anything to have it back. It has a beautiful clean sound as well as a decent overdrive sound and can take pedals to the point of insanity. I loved it to tears.

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Mistake: it was a GE7 not a GEB7.

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Extremely durable

These are the most durable amps you`ve ever known. They also sound amazing.

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One of the best shred metal guitars I've ever played

I got this simply because Jim Root is my idol. It sounds beautiful and looks amazing. I'd give it a 10/10, easily.

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Best Bang For Your Buck

My first ever microphone (I got it at the same time as the Alvarez Yairi guitar) and I still use it today for recording guitar and vocals.

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So good it can fit in your pocket

This is the backup to my Darkglass amp. It sounds super chunky despite being tiny.

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My main bass amp

When I think about it, this is the main bass amp I use. It's got a really nasty distortion sound yet a nice jazz sound. Portable? Yes. Good sound? Yes. Would I recommend it? Yes.

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Nice practice amp

It's really good. It can take huge amounts of effects and has a good distortion sound. I got this with my Squier Bronco.

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Durable, cool-looking and useful

I need hard drives because I'm always travelling and I need a way of transporting music without losing it.

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I don't use these, they're in my deluxe reverb.

They sound nice but when you try and add distortion it gives you a wasp-in-a-jam-jar sound.

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Replaced my Mesa 2x12

I began using cabinets a while ago in order to get more volume. I loved the Mesa cab but it just didn't fit when I played the SuperSonic or Twin Reverb into it, probably because it's meant for high gain settings. These can actually take clean sounds, and they do it well. I'd give it a 9/10.

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Even though it's a classic, I wasn't expecting this

Both my Mesa Boogie and Port City 2x12 cabinets are loaded with vintage 30s. The Port City one has a mix of Greenbacks and Vintage 30s.

jimmarchi1
Moderator

you're mostly hearing the V30 if its a 25 watt greenback with M magnet.... theV30 is considerably more efficient and brighter so it'll 'drown out' the other speaker. You'll hear the G12M somewhat, but it'll be more of an accent and the cab will also be a smidge less loud than with a pair of 100dB efficiency speakers. If you have an H30 greenback then the efficiency is matched, but if not consider changing it to achieve full volume and get the benefits of speaker mixing.

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Noice

I got this for Christmas in 2014. I swapped the bridge pickup for a Seymour Duncan Hot Rails and the neck pickup for a Seymour Duncan JB Jr. My model is sunburst with a rosewood neck.

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My first guitar

I learnt how to play guitar on this. It's a classical guitar.

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My first electric guitar

This was my first electric guitar. I played classical guitar before this.

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Adds noise to the party

I started using 2x12 cabs because I couldn't get enough volume from either the Rocktron Piranha, Marshall JCM2000 or either of my Fender amps. Nothing special here.

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Heavy? Yes. Durable? Yes. Good for punk? Yes.

This is a guitar that can survive in the wild. It's durable, chunky and has sick designs.