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I'd owned it for about 5 months before the switch almost completely gave out. I was only using it at home and never even had my shoes on while doing so. I would give it 5 stars back when it used to work, because when it did, it was really good. Right now though, 9/10 times, it won't register me pressing it at all.

I listened to a ton of overdrives before deciding to get a Tube Screamer. My budget is never too big neither, so this mini version saves me money AND looks cute. And it's not any worse than it's big brothers. I often use it as a boost and it works great in that role. You'll need to paint the grooves on the smaller knobs if you want to see them from further than 10 centimeters.

This is my second electric guitar, I've had it for over a year now and I'm really happy with it. The quality is great, it feels sturdy, has no trouble with staying in tune, and I just love the sounds it can create. The bridge is an issue in most Jazzmasters and this one isn't an exception. It isn't terrible though, once you get used to it and set it up right - otherwise I would've replaced it by now.

Wanted a budget amp with a Fender logo and some tubes, and this one has both of those things. I've had it for about two years now. It sounds good. Would recommend.

Looking back, I can definitely feel the quality isn't all that great, but for that price it could be far worse. It sounds and plays well enough for a beginner. And I'd had it for about 5 years, playing on and off, before I bought another guitar. I don't use it much anymore, but will probably always keep it, for the sentimental value.