Isaac Ross

I purchased my AmProii Strat over a year ago. It was my first USA made guitar, although I still value my other, less expensive guitars. It has great playability, apart from 3 buzzing frets and relatively below-average tuning stability (especially on the B string but i'll just blame that on the sunny weather down here in Australia). Ppart from that it's a great, very versatile guitar overall.

I really like the upgraded features on the Blues Junior IV, such as the improved reverb and white knobs for better vision on stage. It takes pedals like a dream, especially distortion. I could use this amp for any genre, seriously. I do jazz and blues gigs occasionally with it and it's great. On the side I also do alt and hard rock and it never sounds too muddy or harsh. It will last a lifetime!

Got mine in 2020, I used them pretty much everyday, stuffing them in the top department of my laptop case for work, then taking them home to record and all that. And I recon I've used mine a bit too much because the cable tip got bent, but apart from that I've had no complaints with sound quality. My friend once got some new Audio Technica ATHM40's, and we decided to use them for a recording session. But for whatever reason, they made my mix sound thin, and just unpleasant. Switched to these, and it sounded much fuller. Though I might upgrade to the Beyerdynamic DT770 pro's soon.

I've had the bass for a week or so now and it's been a great instrument. It's perfect for all genres - I mainly play rock but funk and jazz work really well on it. I also love the darker fretboard on mine and the yellow colour I got it in is great. Unfortunately, the bass got a ding in the headstock and a slight finish crack near the neck but there seems to be no issues as a result of this. The punchy tone is great in a mix and I can't wait to use it on more tracks. So yeah, it's a great affordable bass for any player!