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Incredible Deal!
These things are the same circuitry as a USA Peavey but made in China as a 112. Because of that, the price is much cheaper but the quality is the same. As is tradition with these things, mine is cut in half so I'm just using it as a 60w head. Sounds just as gutsy as a 120w and I don't think I've ever even wound the volume up to 2 going through my 16Ohm 2x12. All you can say about this amp is that it's a 5150. Exactly what you expect, nothing more and nothing less!
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A digital Staple
Getting on in years now with much newer revisions but the capability of this is unreal. All instruments are well thought it and the realistic reversible rack is such an intuitive user interface.
Version: Propellerhead Reason 5
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Squishy
Such a cool instrument to use. It'd be great to add another block to for a few more octaves. The interface and integration to non-MPE programs such as Ableton can be a bit time-consuming and difficult at times however.
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Crystal Clear
Best Mic for multi purpose vocals. Such a low noise shelf it's unbelievable. Looks pretty cool too. Aussie made, can't go wrong.
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All in One Powerhouse
This thing is the most flexible and well thought out music product I've ever used. Having a Bias Rack as my main man I miss out on having on-board effects so having this thing means I can have the best of both worlds between BIAS and Helix.
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Had me at First Sight
Saw this in the shop when I was buying my Holcombe and had to go back for it. Loved the matte finish and simple function so I traded another S-series with a whammy for this one. Hoping to eventually change the pickups out for some Titans but it's great that they come standard as split coil.
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Simple S Series Quality
Replaced Mine with EMG. With the ZR Trem, Quilted Grey top and high gain pickups it's a metalcore machine!
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Solid Gear
Well priced, low latency and high quality recording interface. Simply can't fault it.
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Great Value for money
Great value for money if you can pick one up second hand. Multitude of effects and parameters all which work in an effects loop. It is beginning to show it's age in the programmed effects, however.
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Great for a bargain!
I picked mine up for $200. It delivers a surprisingly punchy sound through its single coil and adds a nice body when blended with the humbucker.
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Organic
Simple and easy to use. Three knobs, three octaves. Ballsy lows and nice organ sounding highs if blended with the right delay.
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Shredtastic
Fast Neck. One of the most brilliantly designed tremolo systems I've ever played and great variety of tones. Should come with the added punch of Dimarzios rather than the stock INFS pickups.
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Clean and easy
Ableton is fantastic at helping beginners and highlighting all of its features with a brilliant help system. It has fantastic built in effects and also VST compatibility not that you'd really need it. The only downside to Ableton is that it is primarily for DJs and producers rather than bands.
Version: Ableton Live 9
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Clear, affordable dynamic mic
Has more balls than an SM58 and delvers better low end. Much more affordable than other professional mics on the market.
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Nice for the looks
Great looking originally overpriced guitar. The price has since been reduced on them because as you can tell when you play it, it feels mass-produced. intricacies are just not there. the pickups sound a little on the beefy side which is strange for a Dimebag tribute guitar. It should feel a lot faster than it does. I guess sloppy would be the word. Great for sludge metal. I feel the guitar would improve %110 with a dimebucker in the bridge.
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Great beginner guitar
My first guitar. Ended up changing the paint job. I cut and dumped a floyd rose into it and changed the pickups to B.C. Rich stocks. Sounds Meaty with a very throaty clean. Alder body and rosewood fretboard.
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Great budget guitar with a lot of potential
Great Ibanez feel. Replace the stock pickups with a set of EMGs and you have yourself a cheap guitar that feels like it plays the same as a guitar that costs a thousand.