marcelo_balza

This guitar is a classic SG Reissue made of Mahogany. The only problem it has is that it neck dives but this is not a big issue. I have loaded it with EMG 81/85 pickups and its tone is INCREDIBLE. It comes with Grover tuners and its a very nice guitar for begginers/intermediate and it can keep fighting at a higher level with some mods just like I did. Best guitar I have.

Loaded with EMG 81/85 pickups. This guitar offers you the classic Les Paul feel but with a powerfull metal tone. Its a bit heavy.

I use this amp for Band practice. It's a nice Solid State amp which will give you the tone you need for indoor practicing. I used to play with this Marshall in some small venues and I really got an acceptable sound. I don't recommend using the incorporated distortion channels as they aren't as good as the clean channel, it is better to use a distortion pedal.

It has a tube on the preamp and the amp is solid state. Very warm tones.

Bought it because I needed a distortion pedal for band practicing. Bought it a long time ago, only 25 dollars and its my main live dist. pedal. Its sound is similar to a DS-1 with tone knob beetween 0 and 6

I got this pedal a long time ago for a christmas. At first I didn't know what I was using until i realized has a preamp tube. This is basically a Vox Valvetronix amp but with some more features such as an expresion pedal. Compared to other digital pedalboards, this one has a warmer sound which I think its because it has a tube, however some of the effects it has are way too digital and you can get a weird sound when you mix them but it's a really nice pedalboard.

To be fair it is not the best pedal out there, but it is useful when it comes to adjusting some minor settings to a guitar which doesn't really needs it and boosting, however it has very nice definition. Never had any problem, a really nice pedal.

Very nice chorus, only 25$ on ebay. Its a very nice pedal when it comes to create atmospheres with a light chorus. It beats a lot of chorus pedals of "well-known" brands. The only flaw is that it bumps up your volume but nothing serious.

Sounds really warm and it's a bang for the buck. It's sound gives you very solid repetitions with adjustable time, volume (mix) and repetitions. I have used it in a lot of gigs and it's similar to the MXR carbon copy I have.

This guitar has a very bright sound and its really suitable for metal tones. It comes with a tremolo bridge which is helpful when it comes to play 80's solos a riffs, it's neck its really thin and confortable.