dglvt's Reviews

Fender American Standard Stratocaster from 1991

Very Nice Guitar, i love it. Traded it for a Gibson Les Paul Standard from 2022

Sounds Bad...

It Really sounds and plays like shit... have one.

Its heavy, its scratchy and sounds bad af

I am the only...

I am maybe the only guy in the world where the logo is wrong placed xD

heavy and easy to modify!

I have my Marshall cabinet for a long time now. In there there are the Celestion V30 Speaker.. I switched two with G12H30 Anniversery. Sounds Amazing!

One of the best

You need an JCM800 in your life no matter what, BUT...

its loud af. You really need an attenuator, like the Rockcrusher but when you are live on a big stage its a huge and very useful amp. i love the power of that thing.

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Too digital for me.,,

You have to read the instructions of this pedal, Strymon pedals are overall good and highly produced, but sometimes to digital. I gave that pedal back to my friend and still use my Warmaudio Centavo.

Go and do yourself a favor... GET YOUR 59'!

The feel and sound, even the looks of my 1959 Reissue is just perfect! Its my main guitar in the Studio and on Stage and i love it to death. I bought this guitar in April 2024 and got it for a good price! BUT, that guitar still needs time to evolve! If you want a good sounding LesPaul, maybe you get one from the factory OR you play it to your death. This guitars are out of wood and wood has to change overtime! That guitar came originally with burstbuckers but i changed that to SD Slash 1v pickups.. it was a good choice, but maybe one day i found a even better PAF for my guitar...

Its THAT guitar!

The sound of the guitar is spot on! I have this guitar for 4 years now and it changed a lot over time! it sound twangy and very open. i wrote the most songs of the album "The Hungry Kind" from my Band Ricky Shindig on that guitar. It had a pickup change for 2 years but now its all original again even with the pickguard "haha". The Fat neck is also a goodie, its a good fat C from Gibson and its awesome!

Its a solid tweed...

I have it for about 7-8 years now, and changed the speaker from the original to a Creamback 65 watts speaker... It Screams like hell and works fine... nothing compared to a highpowered tweedtwin but it gets a bit closer to it. With a Bluesdriver like pedal, you got the blues!

Just the standard wah, but...

you should go with the GCB95F, because this one isn't really a wah, its more like a open and closed effectt. Had it but the F version is way better.

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Really solid!

Its a really solid switcher pedal! No hums or something like that!