mightyjake182

I originally bought this guitar for Drop C tuning but now I just use it for all kinds of 6 string tunings. This is a very versatile guitar with great pickups and an even better neck!

I bought this guitar just for Drop C tuning. I was really overjoyed with the JMB27 and knew that this one was going to be just as good, if not better. Sure enough, this guitar was spot on. It's killer in every way.

Jake Bowen's application for 7 string guitars in Periphery is what drew me to checking out this signature model. I have no regrets with this guitar. If you see one, try it out.

This is my main 8 string, mine has Deactivator pickups. It's a really incredible guitar for all kinds of 8 string applications. I don't exactly see myself playing any other 8 strings.

This was my first 8 string guitar and I hardly touch it compared to all my other guitars. I would strongly recommend this for a first 8 string guitar.

This guitar screams look at me, which you may be a fan of! This was my first electric guitar ever, and I still enjoy it to this day. Personally i wouldn't recommend this as a first guitar for anyone, the floating bridge makes changing tunings and strings a nightmare especially for someone new to the world of guitar playing. But seriously, this guitar visually sticks out like a sore thumb but not in a bad way. The pickups in this guitar will get you a decent tone and the playability is great. People will definitely know you like Pantera if they see you playing this.

How about the ability to have a myriad of sounds at your disposal? It's an Axe FX, do I really need to say more about it?

I've had this combo amp for over a decade and its still my only amp. The metal tones you can get out of this amp with no pedals is... okayish at best. The main draw to this amp is that its a cheap 2x12 and this is definitely a case of "you get what you pay for." Honestly you're probably better with a Line 6 combo amp whether you want to play metal or not. On top of it all, this amp is unreasonably heavy in terms of weight and doesn't have any casters. So don't get this amp, save up and get something better.

This is a volume pedal that does the exact same thing your guitar's volume knob does.

This is the only way pedal I've ever had, because I haven't needed another. This pedal is pure versatility with a lot of settings to mess around with. Also one of the only came pedals I've ever seen.

Tom Morello called and said everyone could use a pitch shifter. Dimebag Darrell agrees too. The 2 octaves up setting is obnoxious but it's a key feature of this pedal and one of my favorites. The "detune" setting also makes for a great chorus effect that's not so sparkly sounding. Mine has a problem where if it's on, it always has some "wet" signal added. So i don't really use this pedal anymore, but when i did i had buckets of fun.

This little pedal helped turn my poopy combo amp tone into something halfway decent.

If you've ever had a metal tone of any kind i'm sure you've had some screeching come along with it. this pedal will help fix that.

A delay pedal for all your basic delay needs. if you want something more complex look elsewhere, however this one plays well with other delays if you want to stack them.

This is a phase pedal and not a great one at that, a lot of the faster rate settings on this just sounds like a bird chirp underwater. and the slower settings aren't good enough to make up for that. Get an MXR Phase 90 instead.