lordspaghetti's Reviews
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Classic.
The MXR Phase 90 is a classic phaser for a good price that is simple and easy to use.
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Best looper.
Compact and easy to use, I'd have to say that the RC-3 is by far the best looper for its price on the market.
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One of the best!
For clean tones, this is in my opinion your best bet. The built in tremolo and reverb is pretty cool too... The amp sounds great!
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Awesome tones!
The JHS bun-runner is a staple on my pedal board for fuzz. This bun-runner is a very versatile fuzz pedal capable of achieving killer tones... One of my favourites!
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Very versatile!
This is no the first of reverb pedals that i've purchased, but what I can say is that it will be the last. This pedal is, in my opinion, one of the best, most versatile and dynamic reverb pedals that you can buy and I don't suspect i will be purchasing a alternative any time soon.
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Best Overdrive pedal.
This was one of my first pedals that I got. The BD-2 is a very simple, but powerful overdrive pedal capable of achieve classic blues tones. If you dial the tone, you can achieve a clean tone with a little bit of grit. The middle "tone" knob is an interesting design that really allows the player to modifty the shape or noise that they want to achieve. Definitely would recommend to blues artist.
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Good value.
The Takamine G-Series acoustic guitar was my first guitar and I'd have to say that it was a very versatile acoustic guitar for a beginner. It has a tone that is unlike any other that i've played or its price for about $500 ($800 when i first purchased it).
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Great guitar.
The Gibson Les Paul is an iconic electric guitar, that is for some people a bit pricey. The studio is nice because you get the classic feature of the traditional Les Paul but for a lower price at only $1200. The humbuckers are capable of achieving a wide variety of tones that can range from R&B to funk or to even blues. In conclusion, this is a go to guitar for me.
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Great guitar for under $1000.
I have had the Fender Telecaster FMT HH for about 3 years and it is a wicked guitar capable of monstrous tones. With the Seymour Duncan pickups and the coil tapping feature, the telecaster is very versatile, cable of achieve a wide variety of sound that ranges from blues to metal. In conclusion, this is one of my favourite guitars and say that for its price of about $950, this guitars a great deal.
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