Diego Chang

So I replaced my Squier neck with a Vox Humana neck and it just turned out great. It has a "carbontech" trussrod that helps a lot when it comes to getting those 1st and 2nd fret harmonics. It also has the best sustain, best feel and it just eliminates dead spots! http://www.voxhumana.nl/index.php/en/carbontech-necks

So I put a humbucker in my strat and it kind of worked out great. So for the pickguard.... My dad had it lying around so I put it on.

It just does the job for me, 30$ and your done.

These strings have an incredible warm sound and still pack a bit of punch. Poorly enough I still prefer roundwounds on my fretless because they play much easier and they even on fretless have a much brighter sound.

The squier fretless jazz bass is one of the few basses that i find great for 400 bucks. Its much better than the vintage fretless tribute bass and it has a great sound that is almost as good as a Fender. Compared to the normal fender models this bass has a slightly lighter tone and also has a lighter feel. If you want to ad a slightly darker tone to this bass you can use Fender costum shop 60's jazz bass pickups. For the real pastorius tone kill of your front pickup and ad a bit treble.

This fender strat is not the best one out there but it's great for 500 Euro's. I myself use a 80's strat, this one was lend to me by a family member. Also this strat includes a seymour duncan pickup next to the bridge.

So the first month i hated these strings but after a while i got used to them. These are just great bright sounding strings.

So after i got rid of my burrowed keyboard I got this piano as a gift from my whole family. At first I thought it was a beginner piano but im still using this one at my performances. It has a great piano sound and one of the best string effects i've ever heard on a electronic piano, I think the clavinet, organ and the guitar effects are not the best out there but the rest..... just amazing! Totally stageworthy!

For those who want to play bass or just started plaing bass this is a great amp, but after a while you will just hate all the noice that comes from it. Also I think it also sounds a bit muddy on both of my basses.

This bass is mostly good for slapping. For normal playing it doesn't sound to bad (sounds a bit to muted/soft). And last but not least: its a great bass for harmonics and it has a great slap sound. If you want to improve the bass you can just put a seymour duncan pickup in it (for normal playing). Standard pickup: EMG-35 soapbar bucker (or something like that).

It wasn't great out of the box but after some setup it sounded and played great.