miggz

MIJ P Bass plays well without hurting your back on stage and in the studio because it’s so light. Basic factory pick ups great for recording because of transparency, but do need boost support when on stage. Unfortunately, mine was stolen due to a poor storage choice.

My love / hate experience with this unit was that while it was so much fun to explore all the features it had, I would often encounter white/pink noise in the background.

I had this amazing looking guitar for a short time and it is now super hard to find. Unfortunately, it was lost last year in Pasadena, Ca. I didn’t really have a chance to play it much but I was in love with its V stack technology and the look of it. Playability wise, I prefer the Garage Master VW series from First Act

I was given this pedal by a guitar teacher I had in Hollywood when I was a young teen. I wish I had held onto it, but at the time, Boss and other upcoming effects pedal companies were providing smaller and more convenient AC adapter/9 volt battery designs to go along with the multi effect feature pedals of that day, so this type of monstrous pedal with just one effect was not so sought after(past it’s initial era). The octave splitting fuzz can effectively be heard on the solo of ‘Fool in the Rain’ by Led Zeppelin. It can also create and variate gritty synth tones. Poster child for the ‘built like a tank’ vintage pedal category. Overall a classic pedal with an effect that would be difficult to genuinely reproduce with any other pedal or effect board.