reinier_klaassen

This guitar has a baswood body, a maple neck and a rosewood fretboard. it feels amazing and sounds great. This is one of the few guitars that managed to amaze me. I've been to lots of guitarstores where i held expensive guitars of various brands, but I didn't like them as much as my Ltd ec-10. The mh-50 is one of the few guitars that I prefer over my ec-10. The pickups sound warm but they still have a lot of clarity.

This is my first real guitar. I use this thing for everything I do. Mainly because it's the only axe I have but also because It just feels great! I sat down in a big guitar store and I didn't leave until i got hold of the best guitar i Could buy for my budget. I tried out everything from Epiphone to Ibanez and nothing felt as good as the EC-10. The neck profile is really nice and it could sound very bright and cutting but also very warm when you needed it to sound like that.

This was the first effect I bought. From the start of my playing career I loved the Brian May tone. I just had to buy this! I don't always use the treble booster because on some genres I play it just doesn't fit in. I use this effect when I crank up my amp to get the extra dose of overdrive in my sound. It really is Brian May with a flick of the wrist!

I got this tuner simply because I couldn't afford a Polytune by TC Electronic. The baby tuner turned out to be a great purchase. you can't do the thing where you strum all the strings and it would tell you which strings are in tune but that's not really essential. The tuner's LED's are very bright and very visible.

My xotic RC Booster is quite different from the original. Mine is homemade by my father and it has a different chip in it. The chip that's in the normal RC Booster has a Mosfet-preamp. Mine has a J-fet preamp which makes it a little warmer and more responsive than the normal RC Booster. I use it for a lead boost for both my Brian May and hard rock sounds. I love this thing to pieces!

I bought this pedal because I can't permit myself to crank up my Bugera V22 all the time. I think this pedal has a very organic tone with a great response to the volume knob of the guitar. It also has the famous Blackstar ISF knob which let's you go from an American tone to a British tone. I have it turned to the British side and that absolutely nails Brian May's overdriven AC30's. It has also proven itself useful for those hard rock drop C# moments. I love this pedal and I probably won't sell it.

I know it's an EQ-pedal but it has the potential of being so much more. I use it as a lead volume boost and a slight mid boost. There are 7 bands of EQ you can tinker with but there's also a level control that lets you cut or boost the effect by 15 dB. I have the level control set to -5 dB and it still boosts my volume! this feature is really useful and I love this pedal for that.

I love this pedal. It is extremely versatile and it's really affordale. I love this thing even more because of the toneprint feature. I am currently using this pedal as a chorus effect. I made my own toneprint which let's me turn this pedal into a Chorus pedal. It has 7 seconds of delay time and I'm still exploring this effect.

I bought the V22 when I was 13 years old. It's clean tones made me buy this little monster because A good clean sound will provide a good basis for effects. I was right about that. it has a Voxy jangle an when cranked it sounds really throaty in the mids. I have played several gigs with this beast and I will continue to do so. I love it.