Konzi

Its Behringer. Its cheap, it works well though. Its nice having the option of switching to a different tone or using it as a poor man's boost pedal

I paid £250 for the guitar plus a hardcase ( second hand) about 18months ago and this guitar still continues to impress me. Firstly it looks beautiful, the red finish shimmers in the sun whilst the rosewood fingerboard entices my fingers to play it. Secondly I love the sound the Vintage Mk4 produce. Compared to other humbucker guitars I've played this LP really cuts through and is of course very versatile. Thirdly the way this guitar plays in my hands suits my needs perfectly. The neck is a bit on the chunky side but I dont find that to be a problem. I would say its not the best guitar for jazz as the pickups are more on the treble side. On another plus the guitar stays in tune VERY well. I want another one....

The peavey bandit is a fantastic sounding amp for the price of around $200 when I got mine. The clean channels are excellent and the distortion channels are just fine by themselves. Its a suprisingly light amp for its size and seems to be quite durable when I've been lugging it about. The transtube technology does seem to add a little something special to the bandit but I will be honest in saying that you are not going to get a true authentic tube tone. What you do get with the bandit is a solid and affordable piece of equipment.