eric_dutton's Reviews
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You wouldn't think so
but this thing is awesome. Seriously some of the best delay sounds I've ever heard. Tape, analog, and digital are all pure gold. I can't imagine not using it. Get one
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gets the job done
A very well-mannered fuzz. It will feedback of course but the sound of the clipping is very creamy.
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great for such a small package
I haven't really messed with compressors too much but this thing adds some good sustain and levels out my tone without getting to squished sounding. Great little helper pedal
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my new fav
this is my new go to harp. Richer tone, but a little harder to get it to cooperate. sounds amazing
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My go-to
lately I have been favoring the wooden body harmonicas but these are always a safe bet and easy to play
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love it
I keep this thing in Nashville tuning most of the time. It's also really fun for baritone stuff
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My primary Instrument
I have had this guitar for about 10 years, and it gets better with age. Mine is a solid cedar spruce top, Don't know the back and sides, fitted with an LR bagg pickup
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Awesome, well-rounded workhorse amp
This thing is great. 15 watts will definitely get you through a smaller gig, but if you want clean tone in a large setting you'll definitely need to get something bigger. This amp is READY to breakup. Great blues tone, very creamy. You're not going to get a whole lot of chime out of it, but mic'd up it does great clean tone. Highly recommended for blues/rock. In my honest opinion as well, the reverb does little for me. I usually have it at 7 and it just adds a touch of color to my pedal rig.
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Decent first amp
I got this thing for christmas when was probably 12 years old, and it screams. I still have it and use it. Tube amps of course cannot be beat but this thing has a great clean tone, and the crunch is responsive to your playing, and really actually sounds quite good. 12 years later and I'm still using it
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Unknown Origin
I couldn't tell you what wood it's made of, where it originally came from, or how old it is, but I have a fender (80% certain it actually IS a fender) strat with a super heavy body that's been repainted from white to cream, unknown pickups, and a later model (but still pre-70's) fender neck with the logo flaking off the rather small headstock. It was inherited after a blues jam with my friend's drunken step-dad who bought it at a pawn shop somewhere in the American South as he was making his way back west after the Vietnam war. One man's trash is most certainly another man's treasure, and this thing is absolutely treasured trash.