Guitars, Ukes & Shredding

I love this guitar to death. I have My Father's Aria and it sounds great. It isn't a metal guitar, but I have plugged it into some amps toned for metal (not the shitty line 6) and it will produce a decent metal sound. The neck is comfortable to hold and the body isn't to big.

This was a christmas gift to me and personally, it plays pretty decently. I have the all black one (not sure if it makes a difference or not) and the guitar by itself is okay. The amp that comes in the pack is pretty poor. It sounds like a fuzz box and the cables will start to fall apart if I use them any more. If you are looking into modifying a guitar but not sinking a whole ton of money into it and risking a screw up then this guitar would be great. Otherwise, its a good guitar to start learning how to play guitar.

I recommend getting a better amp with decent tones. The tones on this are okay. You can find tone charts on the forums and get a sound similar to some other songs. That is still pretty limited. My advice, GET A BETTER FUCKING AMP!

I use this for talking to my friends and recording my instruments. It works great and is really easy to use. Although I got this as a give, it's price is still affordable. I have the blackout edition and it looks very sleek. All my recordings sound nice (would sound better if my computer fans weren't as loud) and all you have to do is plug it in. I would recommend this mic.

These headphones sound nice and I use them for pretty much everything that has sound on my computer. When you purchase the 300 off of Amazon, it comes with a gold amp jack. This is very helpful.

This was the first instrument that I bought myself and I fucking love it. It sounds nice and feels great to play.

These are comfortable in my hands and aren't to thick, but not to thin.

These picks are great for playing and are quality. Got a bunch of them for a good price and they have lasted a while.

I don't use these a whole lot because they are expensive. They are about $9 a pick. If I had an extra $9 laying around then I would probably get one of these. Good quality and they last a long time. I just never get around to replacing it when it does start to get really worn down.

The strings last a long time, don't break easily and a pack of 3 is only $15 ($5 for a pack). Great Quality, low price.

My grandmother bought an acoustic in Japan in 1973. It was passed down to my father, and then to me. My Dad says that out of the three of us, I have played it the most. I decided to take a look at it and change the strings, fix it up a little. Putting these strings on not only brightened the sound, but made it sound nicer and much more clean.