Sanjee Anand

Great guitar for its price of RRP £300. Has a lovely head-stock design which is unique. It is a parlour bodied guitar identical to a Martin 00-28VS except with a solid head-stock which is what I love compared to a slotted head-stock. There is 12 clear frets as opposed to 14. Comes with a hard case which is even better. The on-board EQ has a volume control, Low, Mid & High EQ knobs as well as a built-in tuner however it is not chromatic. I would prefer if Tanglewood didn't have a side-mounted pickup controls on the guitar and instead have a sound-hole mounted pickup controls. It's a shame they don't make these no more :(

Amazing Mahogany body guitar with solid spruce top & HPL back & sides. Similar to a parlour bodied guitar however it has 14 clear frets as opposed to 12. Has a Fishman Sonitone pickup with volume & tone controls mounted in the soundhole which is great for me as there is no hole cut into the side for a preamp thus affecting the acoustics of it. Has a great feel and punch to it.

Feels really good and sounds bright. This guitar can take a beating. I lowered the action when I first got this guitar and noticed that alot of the weight is on the neck of the guitar. Through wear and tear you'll find the guitars top is very prone to getting scratched up over time from your picks due to its natural finish. Great sound from the Fishman Isys T pickups system but its built in tuner is crap. Would be better if they resorted to a sound-hole pickup such as the Fishman Sonitone so that there is no hole to accommodate the side mounted preamp thus affecting the guitar sound. These days I use this guitar as my backup. I bring it with my main guitar for the bigger gigs as a backup incase I break a string, for songs that have alternative tunings or for certain songs that I feel deserves the sound from this guitar but in general, its my backup.

I'll start off with saying that my downside to the RC-300 is the size of the pedals themselves. I started off looping on the Boss RC-30 and much prefer its bigger pedals however, I have gotten used to the smaller scale pedals now. I don't really use the loop effects function therefore I re-assigned the 'Loop FX' pedal to an 'all clear' pedal to delete all tracks to save me having to do it individually. Another mod that I did within the pedal is that I re-assigned the expression pedal to a loop mic kill-switch. Rock the pedal up to switch the loop mic off and push down to turn it on. This helps prevent unwanted sound bleeding into the loop mic when looping the guitar in. Finally, I have made use of the sub-output on this pedal alongside the main output so that the RC-300 splits my guitar signal into 2 outputs in Mono so that the main output will control the mix of the recorded loops and the sub-output will control the guitar mix so that the guitar doesn't get drowned out by the loops and vice-versa. What could be improved for maybe future builds is to have an output for each track so that all tracks can be equal in the mix when being played live. Other than that, this pedal and the other two pedals are attached to my Stagg UPC-688 pedal board flight case, Its a great investment. Happy looping!

This is my preferred main vocal & looping mic. No downsides, projects my vocals well, has some colour added to the mic itself!

I bought this for around £3 online and holds up to 6 picks. I thought it would be better if I had 3 picks on each guitar strap so i cut it in half and added the other half to another guitar.