Hayden Roberts

I use this pedal for all of my tones. You can even set the processor to keep your tone set. The only downside is the lack of a looper pedal and talk box. Other than that and a slightly indecipherable interface, this processor is perfect

I enjoy using this guitar for a nice bluesy tone or whenever I play any Pink Floyd songs. The main downside is that the tone can be slightly quiet compared to the louder sound of my Epiphone Les Paul, but it is the perfect first guitar.

This guitar cost me about $230, and it is my favorite electric guitar. The humbuckers definitely have a part in my liking of this, but my favorite part has to be the built-in tuner. All in all this is an amazing guitar for a budget.

I bought this guitar from a friend at a yard sale for about $5-$25. My memory is a bit fuzzy. Anyways, this is my first guitar and I actually just kept it under my bed for the longest time, but I started playing it again back in September of 2016.

I got this amp from when I got my Squier Affinity Stratocaster. I use this amp still to this day, mainly because I don't have enough money for another amp. However, this amp still is able to get some gritty tones as well as a clean tone.

I used to struggle with my Stratocaster's strap constantly falling off. Then, I had somebody install these on my Strat, and it stays on perfectly. I even got a cool scorpion strap to go with it

I enjoy using this pedal. The only downside is that the pedal doesn't mute the signal. The tuner also has a tuning range of 433-447Hz.

A great slide for a low price. I use these anytime I need to use a slide

This is just my opinion, but the D'Addario EXL110 Lights are the best strings out there, whether it's Sweetwater, Amazon.com, or any other site that sells strings, if you can find these strings, buy them.

The perfect guitar on a budget. It is, by far, the best guitar I've ever played. Period.

One of my favorite acoustic guitars. I just love how pleasant the guitar sounds.

This amplifier is by far my favorite amp I own. There are 5 different channels: one clean, and four gain (labeled Overdrive, Distortion, Metal, and Redline [Redline, of which, is my favorite]). The amp has a three band EQ, reverb, a clean volume, a gain volume, and a gain knob. This. assuming that the knobs go from 0-10, and including half-dials (such as 6.5), the amp has a whopping 1,000 tone options. That much tonal diversity is enough to make this the best amp I've ever played.

It may only be a 1x12, but this cabinet, thanks to its Celestion G12-100K speaker, has one hundred watts. This is my only amp cab, but it is still a good one.