roybon's Country Music Gear Setup

I don't have this specific model, I have a basic one with a flat body and two potentiometers. It was constantly out of tune, the pots made a lot of noise, it fretted from the 09th fret onwards, the pickups sucked the soul out of the strings, the body wood is cheap laminate. BUT I LOVE IT.

I've had it for almost 12 years and I've grown to love it slowly and made it very much mine over the years. I've made a lot of money with it in dive bars and seedy joints. I turned it into my "workhorse" for almost any use and it's my favorite. It's uncomfortable to use, heavy, and with a lot of booming bass and treble, if I could make it sound good, I can make anything sound good.

I have one from the Newen brand (Argentina). Solid wood, Paradinamic microphones, and sturdy pots and switches. The body is made of two-piece Patagonian lenga wood. A marvel.

I have a replica made by the Faim brand in the '80s. Two humbucker pickups with 4 potentiometers (2 for volume and 2 for tone) and 3 two-position switches and one 3-position switch, solid body and robust neck.

For the price it has, it lacks nothing and has more than enough on all sides!

Super responsive pots and controls, sensitive pads and keys. And a full version of Bitwig Studio is included with your purchase.