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It is truly a nice tube head for beginning players. It has just one volume knob. Sounds great with pedals, even though it has no effects loop. Its overdrive sounds good too. They're not very expensive. Any cab will fit, it has output for 4, 8 and 16 ohm. I use it with a standard custom cab and indoors or at small gigs it sounds fine.

It is a nice guitar but the bridge pick up sounds truly awful. It is a cheap standard squier pick up that sounds nothing like a tele at all. The neck pick up however sounds absolutely amazing. Fender's fidel'itron sounds in my opinion even better than the pick up it was based off: gretsch's filtertron. It is a very heavy guitar since its body wood is the less resonant and cheaper basswood. The neck and the licensed bigsby however make up for that. I also recommend rewiring the volume pod to only affect the neck humbucker. This way the volume between the two pick ups can be better balanced, since single coils have lower output volume. The bridge is also a pain. I replaced mine with a Fender Mustang bridge. It doesn't look bad but makes bending no problem. Overall it is a nice guitar with some small, cheap to fix problems.

This delay may be digital, but to me it sounds almost like an analog delay. Since its digital it also has a longer decay rate. For this kind of money it is an exellent pedal and a true recommendation for beginning guitar players that seek a professional sound.

It is not a perfect copy but it sounds fenomenal. It has the same casio chip as its ProCo counterpart

It is an exellent guitar in my opinion. It has a very sensitive tremolo (Floyd Rose system) but you'll get used to that. The sound is incredible. The open-coiled humbuckers still have som strat 'twang' but sound fat nonetheless. The frets are low so low gauge strings go well with it. A brilliant guitar for beginners.