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338
Good first condenser mic
It does what it needs to do. However, I quickly found that there were microphones that produced a better sound.
338
Great All-Around Delay
I needed a stereo delay pedal for my particular pedal setup. While I wasn't looking for anything particularly special, I'm glad I found this pedal! Kind of a Sleeper hit in my opinion. It has three different delay voicings (Tape, Analog, and Digital) that give you a wide range of tones, and additionally has modes that are super useful in stereo rigs. Another plus is that it is buffered bypass, so it makes up for signal loss if you have a lot of true bypass pedals on your board.
338
Great Pedal
I had to own this once I saw the demo for it. I have never been happier with an overdrive. It was the first drive pedal I ever purchased, and it still adds an extra something that other overdrive pedals I have tried just don't seem to have. The 100 Hz Boost is especially appealing to me, as well as the transparency of this drive at low gain levels.
338
Does what it needs to do, and very well
The LS-2 has a lot of settings for various loops and amp sends. It is very versatile because of this, and allows for quick switches between pedals. I use it to switch between a distortion and an overdrive and it works great for that purpose
338
Great Entry Level Guitar
I still use this from time to time, and live, I tend to use it for drop tunings and as a backup. It works fine, though running it through a solid state amp in the neck or middle position will make it sound very unorganic, so I advise that this be paired with a tube amp (kinda goes against my "entry level" point from earlier). But I digress. This was my first electric guitar, and it was a great one. I took this thing to battle of the bands at age 12, and still played it at gigs come age 15. The humbuckers can still make it useful for recording when you are primarily a single coil guitar user as I am, if you want to add a double over a section to thicken the tone.