I. P. Trujillo

Great amp..BUT you better have some good speakers in your cab, otherwise, you'll never get the SAUCE out of it you need!!

I love my Agile its Multi-radius (12" at the nut and 16" at the 22nd) come with coil tapping on both pickups (but mine is an older model without the taps. Graph Tech NVS2 bridge with string saver saddles I have all black hardware. It has a 3/4" solid maple cap standard with two type V Alnico humbucker pickups ( I have EMG 81/85 in mine). What separates the 3200 from the other agile LP style guitars is the 5 piece neck-through (maple/walnut) neck with dual action adjustable truss rod. Make for a killer sustain and great looking axe. It has an Ebony fretboard with Individually hand filed frets. only con is the cheap pots and plastic hardware. I did change out my toggle switch and pots for a better sound. Overall, great guitar for an even better price.

This was the first reverb pedal I've ever purchased (previously I've used the reverb on my amp). I like it enough to not use another pedal.

Perfect for the amateur performer with limited funds.

Great Clean amp for practice and recording. Perfect for use with pedal boards.

I found it on eBay for less than $150. The stock hardware and pickup are garbage, but the quality of the neck, frets, and body was good... I changed out the S/S/S pickguard for an S/S/H with invaders. I changed all the pots and knobs as well as bridge/trem system. It is a good sounding guitar now, but I've put more money into it than I paid for the guitar, so there is that. I just wanted a Strat I could mod and this one looked cool (semi-hollow body)

perfect for jamming. Not worth recording, but good live or in rehearsal.

Great sounding amp. but once it starts to have problems, they seem to never stop. I still use it as a rehearsal amp, no more gigs though!

I've played this in garages, and on stages. good quality build. I have EMG's in mine so it sounds different than stock models.