oxygenless's Reviews

The Best Acoustic Guitar I Have Ever Played

I played this guitar in store on and off for a good year and a half before purchasing. By all means my favorite acoustic guitar I have ever laid my hands upon. Neck feels great, sounds incredible, and has a desert vibe to it that makes it so unique. The comfort carves are so helpful and as the name implies, comfortable. My number one player

Best Bass I have ever played

This bass is incredible. The roasted neck, the neck through design, an insanely pencil thin neck. Its perfect for my tastes in every way. The body is a beautiful color, all the wood choices are amazing too!

Best For the Price

For around 40-60 dollars, its a usable instrument that I have recorded with. Is it amazing? Obviously its no expensive mandolin, but unlike some cheap guitars, this mandolin holds up surprisingly well.

Well known for a reason

A headphone that has stood up to 6 years of hard abuse and still outputs nicely at a good price. I cant say the leather holds up long term, as I have a third pair of (this time not leather) earcups on it and the headband has disintegrated, now being replaced with another one, the headphones themselves are great.

My First "Real Guitar"

After coming from a J Reynolds strat copy I got in 2007, this was the first guitar I really got to feel connected to. Noteworthy of this year and possibly a few similar years was the bound fretboard on a junior line AND special line in this model. The humbucker models also seemed to have much nicer woods used and had a transparent semi-gloss finish on the front with a dark black on the back.

It plays like home. Its the first real guitar I had, so every guitar I have since then has to be compared to it.

Great deal under 200

This guitar was amazing, got it with a soft outer shell, hard inner shell case for around 190. There are some things id definitely change sure, but for the price this is a beautiful looking guitar and is quite well done for the used price range. It seems to be a rather "rare" guitar in that it isn't well documented, though its obviously a low mid-end guitar.

If you are in the market for an inexpensive guitar and you happen to be able to even find this thing, definitely worth a look.

Good Price

Despite for the longest time having my eyes set on a few more expensive mics, the quality I've gotten out of this thing is amazing. It is really clear with no distortion in the levels I have used it for. No weird compression sound, pretty natural and the sound I get with the proximity effect of the mic up close sounds really good to my tastes.

Cool Design, Crappy Build Quality

While I think for the money of (similar to my hummingbird) around 200 dollars used was worth it by far, but the build quality is relatively shotty in certain areas. The foot pedal is held onto the hinges with some sort of cheap plastic, so the thing just kinda snapped off. I have gobs of superglue holding it together now. This works, but not perfect and is only a fix for someone not wanting to spend lots of money on new gear haha!

My main Acoustic

I have a 2001 Epiphone Hummingbird and it is awesome. For the price of just under 200 dollars or so it was completely worth the purchase and hard case.

Best playing guitar I own

My Gibson SG standard is the 120th-anniversary edition, which is why I have both this one and the 120th-anniversary one saved. My 120th anniversary was with the regular standard pickguard rather than full size one.

Now to my review This guitar has my favourite neck feel to date. I love the thinner neck to my strats and teles and even like it a little more than my les paul's neck. I am able to have the lowest action on this SG without buzz compared to the others and it is the one I play most solos or fills with. Playing this thing clean through a Fender tube is just amazing.