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Cheap and cheerful
A simple well made midi keyboard made to fit the profile of most laptops. Running off a usb bus power it can be taken anywhere and used easily with any computer
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They just work
Either as a mute for tapping or for removing overtones these do the job just perfectly, i have one on every guitar.
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WOW
Equipped in the PRS SE Chris Robertson Signature. This modern take on a vintage pickup gives a unique warm, responsive sound to a unique instrument. 9.4k alnico II pickup. Honestly i cant fault it for what it is, only admire it for what it does.
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Great all rounder
Wanted an all round studio mic, Got one, For a every good price. Stripped back no switches or anything just plug and go, solid mic, comes with a nice bag and shockmount.
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Worth every penny
Well priced monitors, worthy of any home studio. Very flat response and a good selection of inputs. Well build noise makers
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Great all rounded
First proper interface, Easy to use interface, great features, light, portable, Awesome.
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Worth every penny
Cheaper than buying the Celestion V30's its equipped with on their own. Bought this cab to use with both my Budda and my Hughes and Kettner. This cab is well build, well sized, balanced so it can be used on its side, has large sturdy carry handles on each end and can be bought with a fitted cover. I think every guitarist who has a head should get one of these and spend the rest of the money he'd spend on a matching cab on something more useful!
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Its a strat
Found going for nothing at a carboot sale in an absolute state, never owning a strat before thought it was a steal, heavy over the top relic on the guitar. found that everyone that picks it up falls in love with it for different reasons. Mines is a 91' and i feel if you get your hands on one of these you wont be dissapointed
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Perfectly Priced
Bought a few years ago, my first proper acoustic. This thing has survived recording, live, busking and a month in a field at a summer camp and will still hold a set of thirteens perfectly in tune. small bodied folk guitar suitable for all ages. For the price range not many match up to this (from guitars i've tried)
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I mean
I keeps me in tune and doesn't fall off... clear display and good functions. Its a damn tuner
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Everyone needs one
An amp that has been designed and not just ripped off of an old radio circuit. Conveniently sized and weighted to be taken anywhere. Loud enough to play anywhere. Power Soak for bedroom play and a really good DI for silent recording. A signal path created to fix all the issues of a classic amp and one of the quietest hums ive heard unplugged... Also the damn thing glows blue what can i say. for the price GET ONE. Serving suggestion - On top of a 2x12 fitted with Celestion V30's and a reverb.
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What can I say
For tuning in drop C I haven't found a better set of strings. These nyxl's don't seem to disappoint
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Dream Come true
After Saving for a PRS for so many years and something else always coming up, finally getting my hands on one, a BSC one mind you, totally changed my sound forever. The only fault with this guitar is that i've only got one.
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Just awesome
As someone on a budget, and having no effects to play with I was looking at the best tools for every job. But as a progressive player it looked like i was going to need the whole strymon catalog. Incomes the POD HD500x. After listening to Twelve Foot Ninja and seeing just wat they could do with te line 6 technology i felt it was worth a try, and at the price of 4-5 branded effects pedals, Could it go wrong? The effects are amazing and the amps aint bad for playing round with. Definitly the option for those who want to play round on a budget.
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BLAME IT ON THE BUDDA
Well if this isn't the best purchase of my life i don't know what will top it. I purchased on possibly the best impulse buy ever, one of the purples goddesses of Meridian Mississippi!!! One that was previously owned by CHRIS ROBERTSON of BLACK STONE CHERRY. Although it was the B Touring amp it doesn't take away from the beauty of the piece. Armed with KT66's and an armoury of pure toneage, this is definitely the amp for me. The amp goes through incredible cleans, with the option of a pullout bright switch, to give you crisp all the way to all the classic rock crunch you could ever need. The lead channel is one of the only ones I've ever played that i wouldn't even consider using an overdrive in front of. This thing drives like a Truck and sings like a Devil's Queen. With a little Fuzz and a lot of soul. This amp will take you to Magic Mountain
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Bought as part of pick experiment
This is an interesting pick as it has an concave on either side meaning your fingers actually grip into it. This means you feel like your gripping an .88 - 1mm But are actually using a 2mm. Hard to trap and good reasonably stuff picks, Just not quick the right shape for me.
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Al the controls
Great for speed picking and little movements. I prefer a thicker pick for general playing though.
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Hilarious
Was looking just to buy a soprano Uke for noodling on and have ended up using this extensively. well built with built in EQ
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Beautiful Acoustic Picks
I bought a few Timber Tone's during a pick experiment to try and find "the one" for me. I ended up keeping a few of these as I feel they play beautifully on acoustics. Will definitely buy again.
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I have a ton of tonewood picks my uncle made for me, spectacular for certain sounds on flattop and archtop acoustics
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I'm really interested to try and make some out of the local woods round here, on our land we have alder, ash and a couple of oaks so I'll see.
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Beautiful Acoustic Picks
I bought a few Timber Tone's during a pick experiment to try and find "the one" for me. I ended up keeping a few of these as I feel they play beautifully on acoustics. Will definitely buy again.