evangreymusic

I bought this guitar in early 2018 and immediately fell in love with it. Majority of my band's material was written with this guitar. I purchased mine from Reverb, it was b-stock but still in great condition. It sounds really great, with lots of punch from the pickups. I set it up for Drop C# and it handles the Beefy Slinkys perfectly.

Started life as a squier "starcaster." I replaced just about everything except for the hardware, including a seymour duncan Jb in the bridge, a maple neck (50's profile), and schaller locking keys. Set up in e flat with ernie ball power slinkys.

This was the first head I ever purchased. I bought it used on guitar center for around 170, and ever since has been my go to for rehearsals right into the matching Marshall MX412.

There is a ton of stock amp and effect sounds which I love, but my favorite part is the ability to create your own amp models and make your own sounds.

I bought this bass with the intent of it not leaving the house, this ended up not being the case. I use it mostly for recording bass tracks on my band's demos, but have used it a couple times for filling in for bass players that are unable to make it to gigs. Not a bad buy for 199.

I have a pair from around 97', used to be part of my dad's touring kit. You can play anything from jazz, funk, classic rock, or punk/thrash.

I bought this guitar for around 180 in late 2016, I rarely used it because of the feel. The neck profile was a little bigger for an SG, which I didn't mind. The only problems I had with the guitar was its tuning stability and cheap hardware. I can't complain for a eastern made guitar for under 200 dollars.