dummbirb0

can get almost all the tones possible, country to hardcore punk, the maple fret-board is smooth and buttery. no complaints.

pros -has a bass boost when distortion is maxed -the 2 modes work very well -the 2 modes are unique -can go from a thick to thin texture with the tone knob -recreates tone with ease(especially rivers cuomo) cons -the max distortion has a bass boost -mode I is not exactly a ds-1

Gets all the tones i need along with the ds2 and lizard queen. no notes.

both presets are useful, the chorus is amazing with the right settings the flange can be quite temperamental. sadly cant put both on at once only complaint.

perfectly fine as a wah, but the high end is extremely sensitive in my opinion. decent wah

for a practice/modelling amp, it does its job. all the effects are very good, could do with better gain stages. Its sadly not loud enough to gig with. only sounds the best on the automatic presets, turning them off make the amp sound thin and dull. Good clean platform for pedals to run through. Oveerall, its good as a practice amp and pedal platform, but not for anything else.

Not as wide ranging in tones as other Gibson/epiphone guitars but does well in the tones it has, compared to the Gibson, there is little to no difference.

generally good pedal, controls could be a bit better but still great. It's definitely a looper.

Not sure what to say about this pedal, don't often use octave fuzzes but this one didn't particularly click with me. I'm sure its a great pedal in the right situation but it's not for me, it just has too mush top end and mids for my playing.

this is the only audio interface I've ever owned but for the price it seems amazing for basic needs. it all works extrremely intuitively and the software is one of the kinder DAWs to use.