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This Vox AC30 sim has a lot of versatility, even if always chasing the Vox tone. The building is very good, seems to be a very durable little metal box. I found it great on the clean side, never getting too much over the crunch sound. Don't expect a raging overdrive, but expect a very good tamed one. The controls are sensible, so small changes have big consequences in the guitar sound.

Some say the PRS are have a sound between the Les Paul and the Stratocaster. The three-way pickup selector and the push/pull coil tap tone control really turn possible a great range of tones. Even if guitar can range between the two classics, it excels at its own tone. Very confortable on the first impression, the fretboard takes some minutes to get used to. The beauty is beyond believe. The quillted maple top will leave you in awe.

Not very good sound, not very good making. Nevertheless, the electronics and pickup configuration are interesting, each pickup having a dedicated volume knob. With better pups and a visit to the luthier it's possible to make it an acceptable bass.

Good for some uses, it's now an old keyboard, with limited uses. Good for students though.

This acoustic guitar have strong lows and bright highs plugged and unplugged. For a steel guitar it has superior playability. Comes with a preamp and tuner.

Made by a brazilian company with over a hundred years of experience. This nylon classical guitar is perfect for the begginer. Comfortable on the learning fingers, this is a guitar that could be kept for life. Mine have 15 years now, and it's like new. Doesn't have electric parts.

Solid state amp, loud enough for band practice. The amp have a somewhat flat response, not coloring the sound a lot. The distortion is not very good.

Sansamp GT-2 clone. Versatility is the key. A lot of tones possible, most of them great. It's hard to get a clean sound with the british or california (It lacks a bit of headroom). It's very possible to get a great tone, even if not a great copy of the original inspiration source. Good copy, great for the price.

Modelled after the Diamond Compressor. With a good compression range, it's possible to achieve from a slightly tight the tone to a really squeezed sound. The volume and EQ knobs allow to color and boost the signal, enabling great control.

Simple, but great tuner. Get's the job done.

Similar tone to the Boss CE-2. Subtle effect.

Boss DD-2 clone. The three modes sound good. The simple controls make it easy to get your goal. I found all settings useful. The Tape Mode is my personal favorite, for a vintage vibe.

Good reverb, but the shimmer lacks musicality. The spring reverb have a mellow sound, less piercing than the Fender '65 Reverb. The shimmer sounds closer to a fifth than to an octave. Inspired in the Strymon Blue Sky.

Ibanez's Tube Screamer TS808-like overdrive. It can really warm up your tone.

A good solid state amp, with a fender characteristic tone. For a 10w, it's louder than I though it would be. The overdrive is nice and warm.

Great tone. With two dual-rail (neck, middle), a quad-rail (bridge, quad-to-dual coil split mode), there's a great range of tones possible, and a strong output signal. Perfect for metal, it's surprisingly versatile, altough it can be too much sometimes.

Love at first sight. Really soft and fun to play.