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A decent bass amp, but the tonal variety is very limited and it hums a lot. Good for practice, but nothing else realy.

This is my first, and only bass. It feels as good to play as Fender MIM Jazz basses, but the sound is slightly less distinctive. This is a realy versitile bass, and great for anyone to start on.

Only strings i use, they're great!

This foot pedal is almost a must have if you own the fender mustang IV/V amp. It allows you to quickly and easily change preset, and then turn on and off the pedals linked to it. That's pretty muck it. Mode 1 has your 3 easy acess prsets-each button selects one of them. Mode 2 allows wou to scroll through presets. Mode 3 links each button to a pedal type, and pushing them will turn the pedal on or off. The only way that i feel this product could be better for it's purpose is if it had a button for activating the reverb effects, as that can only be done through the amp.

This is quite a nice guitar, especially at it's price point. One of it's main features is the 24" scale length. To me, this is very useful as i have smaller hands than many. Therefore, it is easier to play than my Stratocaster. The neck profile is a C shape, that is chunky but not so much as to be hard to wrap my hands around. The offset body shape makes the guitar stand out looks wise, and is excedingly comfortable when sitting or standing. The electronics are of a good quality, and the stacked volume/tone knobs are a cool feature. One problem for some would be the bridge pickup - it is quite bright sounding. The neck pickup has a punchy and well rounded tone, that works especialy well for blues and classic rock. My only real problem with the instrument is the bridge, it is poorly designed and hard to adjust. Overall, i feel that this guitar is very good for anyone who likes to play rockier music, especially if you are on a budget.