Michael Woodley
GearIQ 470
Joined Jul 2017
Composer and guitarist from the SF Bay Area. Known for the video game "Chronicon."
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This thing is a great beginners guitar and that's about it. While sure, the shape is considered cool by some, many also think it's cheesy and played out. I still like it to a point, but I hated the original finish on it. Since I'm going to start working on becoming a luthier, I decided a good first project would be to sand this one down, refinish it and throw some nice hardware and pickups in it (just for show, they live elsewhere now lol). Overall, it still sounded like a plywood guitar, but it looked a lot nicer to me. Fun project, sub-par guitar.
D'Angelico Premier Bedford SS with Tremolo
Semi-Hollowbody Electric Guitars
Color/Finish: Sky Blue
Year: 2019
studio/recording
Bass Guitars 1
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Amplifiers 11
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The Line 6 Head is a good tool for playing around in different genres like I do. That being said, certain music communities see this amp as a bit of a joke. It can get decent tone out of it, but pales in comparison to big-time amps like Mesa and Marshall. This head is great for practice, and home recording if used creatively. It is loud enough (with the 4x12 cabinet) to play live but it is not the most ideal depending on what kind of music you're playing. For the money however, this isn't a bad choice, especially if you can get it used. I still need to invest in something more substantial, but for now, this gets the job done pretty well.
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