john_tebbitt

Nice effects, works great with the Roland pedal board. Easy to use.

What can I say that others haven't already. I really love this keyboard.

I have been a long time fan of this machine. Easy to design sounds on. Never used the internal sequencer though, but the midi implementation is spot on so use your DAW of choice. Great built in sounds and loads on the net to add, but you can have a lot of fun with the FUNS.

I really like the analog modelling in this keyboard, the sounds are so impressive for such a small price.

I don't know why this synth wasn't more popular, I've owned one since 1992 and the only thing I have to do is replace the battery from time to time. I like the bottom end on this machine, it's a long time favorite.

I remember being very excited to own this effect unit back in the day. I never seem to use it anymore, but bear the thought of letting it go.

I have owned this amplifier since 1984, I have taken it everywhere and played all size of gigs from clubs to outdoor. When outdoor I used it with 2 Marshall 1960 A cabinets, as the amplifier can drive at 50 watts per channel into 16 ohms. The complaint I got a lot was "It's too loud". It pumped. The clean channel is bell like, the dirty channel is gritty. The inbuilt effects are of high quality and foot switchable, as are the channels. Tone control is by 4 band, there is a compressor onboard and these are pleasing and give loads of tonal options. The inbuilt microphone impedance level recording output was perfect for playing live, I never put a mic in front of the Marshalls I just plugged in the mic cable to the XLR socket on the back, the mixer man loved it every time. You also get stereo effect loop, headphone socket and external access to the fuse at the rear. This amplifier is so small, but it is quite heavy to carry about. The carry strap on mine broke a decade ago and I can't get a replacement. I really don't know why GK stopped making Guitar Amplifiers, the world is worse off since they stopped making them. This is a bloody awesome all rounder, I have played Blues, Reggae, Rock, I always got the tone I wanted.

I always wanted a nice Les Paul guitar. Thanks to Craig Claxton at Guitar Brothers in Brisbane Australia, I do.

I have always wanted a Telecaster, but tried loads of Fenders and couldn't find "the one" till I played mine. Bought it from Guitar Brothers in Brisbane Australia. Irony is I went to buy the Les Paul, and they gave me this to play while they were setting up the LP for me to take home. I fell in love with it and bought them both. Narrowly escaped with my life when I arrived home with 2 new Guitars. But then, when are too many Guitars a problem?

This was the first good guitar I ever bought back in 1982, from the Music Junction in Latrobe terrace in Paddington in Brisbane. Mine is a 1966, I bought it from a Canadian guy named John who I think owned the store. I don't have the original pickups or the tail piece, I've got some vintage Seymour Duncan's instead, which were in the Guitar when I bought it all those years ago. You'll have to prise this guitar from my cold dead fingers.

Simple setup via midi with the Eleven Rack. Worked straight away nothing to do.