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Excellent acoustic fretless bass ukulele, looks and sounds beautiful to me.

Playing Flying Vs eclusively for 24 years this is my first Strat type axe for decades and I love it. Great sound, especially distorted. Clever electronic features, I can really recommend this if you´re looking for an affordable universal sound weapon, sadly it isn´t produced anymore. Found a good offer on ebay..

Became my most used axe quickly, what else to say?

Love it for more than 24 years. Design, sound, fretboard feel, doesn´t get any better than this to me.

The classic rock bass, isn´t it? The standard for all.

A rocker´s acoustic steel string choice, beautiful sound, good to play, lead or rhythm.

Beautiful classical guitar, warm sound, great to play. My fave classical guitar.

If you know rock music you know the wah. I love it as an lead effect but even more as a mid boost for my distorted sound.

Grat sound at low volume, perfect to practise in your flat.

EQ allows very brilliant and clean chorus sounds but of course also different settings are possible. You can play it mono but it´s also possible to connect a second amp at output B.

Maybe a bit of an underdog in Marshall Amplifier history but I still love it after more than 30 years of using. Some say it´s one of Marshall's best solid state amp. Plenty of great tone variation and a cool reverb as well. From clean to overdrive. All works as it should and sounds great, includes a nice Celestion speaker.

Classic distortion pedal. Compared to BOSS overdrive pedals the distortion sound is more rough and agressive, orientated at british amp stacks but far away from toneless fuzz sound of older distortion effects. Good item for friends of the harder edge although with level, distortion and tone EQ you can also choose softer sounds.

The size of a large stompbox with 100 watts. Versatile, four highly customizable channels. Great tone. Power, interface design, versatility, and tone quality at a small space. Solid quality, Simple controls, Great product!

Simple, bright shining display, usable also for 7-String-Guitars and 6-String-Basses, fast and exact tuning in every situation, robust built, compact measures, no microphon for tuning acoustic instruments.

If you look for an really uncomplicated, robust and budget friendly digital delay for standard using you can´t go wrong with the Boss DD-3T. The 3T finally adds the tap tempo function for playing with other instruments. But there are some opponents on the market at the same price range who are offering more sound flexibility. Boss is offering an alternative with the not much more expensive DD-8. In the end it´s up to how you want to use it. Built clean and robust, simple operating, tap tempo option, original sound quality, soundwise and functional limited.

Impressive good sounding effect processor in pedal format. The price of about 130 € is extremely affordable concerning what you get for it.

The Whammy effect is one of the very few outstanding effects which gained world fame through its uniqueness. There is nothing comparable apart from being a Whammy copy. It´s immensely recognizable, the signal quality is outstanding. Integrated with intelligence into the tonal context the DigiTech Whammy DT enables unique effects which boost the electric guitar and its expression into regions of a synthesizer without losing the guitar approach and expression. Traditional as well as experimental sounds can be done without any problems without being forced to use mechanical techniques like vibrato systems or neck bending. If you want a Whammy effect you need DigiTech!

No need to tell much about Dunlop Wah Wah pedals. Almost every serious guitar player has used one someday. This Dimebag Darell signature model offers a wide frequence range; a 5-way-switch to choose between them, an adjustable boost for guitar solos and a Q-Regulator like a parametric EQ for the width of the boosted sound area. You can create all kinds of wah sounds, to me they all sound pretty good. As a bonus the pedal ist very stable.

It looks like Blackstar isn´t producing this effect pedal anymore but I was lucky to find a second hand one for a decent price via Reverb. I think the original price for a new one between 220 and 300 € was quite fair for what you get: eight different modulation effects with a clever and effective addition, an ECC83 tube. The basic sound of the effects is already pretty good and balanced but by adding the tube signal it gets pushed in dynamic and pressure. As bonus features you get the robust workmanship and the possibility to use it in stereo mode. A lot of strong features, at least for musicians who can live without saving their fave settings. What is missing is a tap tempo function via footswitch. Instead of this you get the possibility to choose between two variations for every effect.