hakanbaysal's Metal Pedalboard
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~$1,806
Value by category
- Effects Pedals 45.0%
- Guitars 38.1%
- Amplifiers 15.4%
- Music Accessories 1.5%
Price mix
Mostly standard
Avg price: $688.00
Les Paul Killer
Frankly, when I got it through trade, I didn't think I would use it much. However, I must say that the neck pickup is very balanced and the bridge pickup is bright. You can even play heavy metal. The only thing missing is that it doesn't have push-pull. I'm thinking of getting a treble boost to brighten up the bridge pickup.
Headrush Core Guitar Multi-effect/Amp Modeler/Vocal Processor Unit
Avg price: $677.89
Best Price-Prodoct Processor
After the 5.0 update, let me rewrite my review.
The device has become a price-product.
Avg price: $278.11
Good for price
It is worth its price. Its only star i broke is due to it does not have a Bluetooth feature. It is not worth buying a MK2 for this reason because there is no other difference between the MK2. It is quite suitable for home use and is extremely comfortable to carry.
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Boss FV-500L Volume Pedal - Low Impedance
Avg price: $135.16
Hard as a stone
It's a rock-solid, heavy pedal. I use it with the Headrush Core. It meets my needs. However, the design could be a bit more minimal.
Avg price: $22.10
Makes the guitar feel light weight.
I use this strap with my LP Tribute. My guitar almost 4 kg. This half leather strap makes the guitar light weight. My opinion it is also suitable for bass guitars.
About this setup
This gear photo by hakanbaysal features 7 pieces of gear, including PRS SE Bernie Marsden, Headrush Core Guitar Multi-effect/Amp Modeler/Vocal Processor Unit, and Headrush FRFR-108. The setup spans Effects Pedals, Guitars, and Amplifiers, with mostly standard pieces. Artists with this kind of gear are most often found in the Rock, Pop, and Metal scenes.
