Paul Dunham

This was the first guitar I ever purchased, way back in 2007. It came from high recommendation from my guitar teacher at the time, and I have not been disappointed. For under $500, this guitar delivers warm, deep tones and exceptional versatility. Recently, I heavily modified my Agile, putting in a Lollar P- 90 (humbucker sized) in the neck and a Lollar Regal humbucker in the bridge. I also upgraded the nut, tuners and bridge. I now have a guitar that has the tonal quality and build of a $4000 guitar for overall around $1000. I learned how to play guitar on this beauty, and now i have made it into one class act. I would recommend this guitar to anyone.

This pedal is amazing. It unlocks entirely new tonal possibilities and allows for many innovative sounds. The problem is, it constantly breaks. I have had to buy three separate ones, as well as have them repaired constantly. I may be unlucky, but in my experience it is broken more often than not.

My 1974 Les Paul Custom is in Tobacco Sunburst. It is an incredible instrument. I use it for many different genre's, but I mostly focus on Blues and Jazz. The Neck pick up is velvet, incredible thick and smooth and perfect for smooth jazz, crooning blues or getting Clapton's "Woman Tone". When I need this guitar to rock, I plug in my zvex box of rock distortion pedal and I instantly have the classic Les Paul and Marshall combination. This is a guitar I will keep for the rest of my life. I couldn't ask for a better signature axe.