freezingmoon94's Reviews

An overall good acoustic guitar.

Good for beginners. Not the best acoustic guitar. It's not a Fender. It's not a Yamaha.

The best strings I have ever played with, by far.

These strings have such a nice feel to them while playing, and just everything about is better than ANY Ernie Ball strings. Ernie Ball strings tend to have this annoying, and super disgusting tin can sound. Those are cheap strings ($5 or so).

Although D'Addario's NYXL strings are just a little expensive ($15 or so), they are actually worth it. They sound clean, they sound professional, and I have never had any issues with them.

Definitely an electric guitar worth buying.

This is a good guitar, and I love the Ibanez Quantum Humbucker pickups, the Jatoba fretboard, and the Ibanez machine heads.

I do think that if the fretboard would have been made with Rosewood instead of Jatoba, it would have a more resonant and warm sound.

I gave one less star just because of the fretboard, and the fact that this guitar can not compare to the high-end Ibanez models. Other than my fretboard preference and personal taste in guitars, there is nothing flawed about this electric guitar. Get it. It is excellent. Very much worth the $430.

It's an okay guitar...

For a beginner who just wants to start out learning how to play the electric guitar, BOOM. This guitar does it. It's literally the cheapest option. This is their target audience.

Not recommended for ANYBODY who actually wants to learn to play the guitar, however. Get a better guitar for just a couple more bucks. This guitar has three Single-Coil pickups (SSS), which are more for the purpose of blues, jazz, clean music, etc. But if you want to play rock or metal music, you should get a guitar with two Humbucker pickups (HH). They are better suited to play more aggressive styles of music, but also give a warm tone, and an overall better tone if you want to play clean music.

Perfect for the price.

This low price, and this nice and clear sound never fails me.

Good quality headphones.

Not that bad. For the price, this is pretty good. A little expensive for some, but still pretty good for the features:

• A 3.5mm jack

• A 6.35mm adapter

I have it.

I love it. Period.

It's the only thing that is not too thick, yet not too skinny, so it won't break on me like a piece of garbage.

Great set of strings.

No complaints about this one. Lol

It's all I have ever used XD

Great pack of strings.

I love this set of strings. It gives me the sufficient tone I need for my guitar playing.

Just a little bit too overpriced

This laptop, for a beginner, is great. Especially for that expensively huge price tag. It gets the job done. Seriously well. I use it for music. I also use it for PC gaming :D and it surprisingly works very well for that purpose.

These speakers have served me well.

I really do love this set of speakers. JBL has really done it with this one. The sound quality is AMAZING, and for a good, low price, too.

Excellent.

Beautiful audio interface. This interface does everything I need it for.

Plug in your electric guitar, electric/acoustic guitar, electric bass guitar, plug in your microphone, audio speakers, and also, you have direct control of where the audio comes out from (the input, output). Cool.

Very easy to work with. Easy to learn, hard to master.

This is much more simple to work with than most other workstations. This Direct Audio Workstation (DAW), however, has a slight learning curve for newbies. But it's really easy to get used to.

Easy to learn, hard to master.

Very nice. I have this, but NOT in black, instead ROSEWOOD. "Yamaha RDP-143R"

PROS:

• Sounds nice, NOT WORTH $1,100, but it sounds okay.

• Simple design

• Built-in metronome

• Plug in your headphones

CONS:

• More of a piece of furniture than anything

• The keys, especially for a beginner, are a little hard to press.

• When you really start to play the piano, and really get into the feelings during your song playing, you hitting the keys will get LOUD. A real, non-electric piano is softer, and more elegant.

• Not enough sounds, in total there are probably about 5-10 presets, and none of them are worth the $1,100 you pay for this product.

The best beginner bass amp.

For any beginner who just wants to learn to play the electric bass guitar, this amplifier is sufficient to make the player's desired tone.

For a practice amp for a more experienced musician, this does just as well. This is a very affordable amp, at only $99.

Excellent choice for beginners and professionals.

This bass guitar is simple. It has two volume knobs, and one tone knob.

I find that the FIRST knob is for bass, the SECOND knob is for treble, and the THIRD knob (the tone knob) gives you the option of either a more muffled tone, or a more clear tone.

It does the job. Sometimes.

For a pedal that only costs about $20 - $25, this is a good noise-reducing pedal that does what you want. Most of the time.

If you want to use a noisy distortion pedal, this might be just fine for you. But if you like to have MORE gain than just a distortion pedal or just the 'dirty' channel on your amp, this will not help in reducing any noise. It will destroy your tone.

The most versatile metal distortion pedal.

It gives you the three options of RAW, FAT, and SCOOP (from top to bottom).

RAW gives you this nice warm and thick tube distortion sound. FAT gives you a nice liquidy and fat tone that can be boosted with an overdrive pedal to give you a nice Thrash Metal sound. SCOOP gives you a very "scooped" sound, so to speak. Boost this with an overdrive pedal, and you'll get a Death Metal, or even Black Metal sound.

My only issue is that sometimes, this pedal sounds slightly 'off'. It sounds cheap at times.

The most versatile overdrive pedal.

The SD-1 beats every other pedal in almost every aspect of it.

It boosts your solos, it's very 'buttery' and smooth sounding, and it's inexpensive!

What more could you ask for?

3 Star Review.

This is an overpriced amplifier. They all (as far as every single distortion sound goes) sound like paper being shredded into sawdust. THIS IS NOT A SOLID-STATE AMP. THIS IS NOT A TUBE AMP. This is a 'Digital Modeling Amp', which really isn't all that great unless you have a good guitar.