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Got this for free, from someone who got it as an entry-level guitar. I use it for my songs in Drop B tuning. Technically speaking, nah, it's not a great guitar, but it's fine for what I'm doing ATM, + one should never turn down a free guitar.

Don't know the exact specs of mine, but I got it from ebay. It's black-on-black, and Korean from the mid-80s to early 90s as far as I know. Pretty solid guitar that actually plays and sounds better than most new 'proper' Fender Teles I've encountered.

Have one of these to keep all of my pedals powered (duh). It's pretty good and I've heard people whine about hum but I've never had that problem myself. Great piece of gear, and great value for money.

Fucking great pedal. What else can be said?

I use this for making messy, abrasive sounds. It's pretty good for that, as much of the Lawliet guitar sound relies on that and heavy reverb, but unless you want horrible-good tones don't get one. It's fine at bedroom volume but once you get higher up it's not a decent pedal for metal at all.

Best pedal I've ever owned. Gets a nice rich fuzz. I'm not sure what exact model or year mine is, came from ebay in 2015, and it's a tad beaten up, but no distinct mods.

My first proper amp, and I'm still using it now. Not bad at all, just don't rely too much on the in-built effects. It sounds aight if you stick a few pedals through it, especially for the sort of music I'm making, but don't expect any stellar tones.