Russ Smith

The crisp clarity, and deep tone in the Seymour Duncan's with this guitar is just something so hard to find. Well ranged diversity in all different combinations of the pick ups split. If you're someone who enjoys a bold sound and you don't dig this guitar there's probably not much out there that will please you.

This guitar wasn't necessarily top shelf when the models came out, but for the amount spent it certainly give hope to the doubtful. The Rockfield pick ups provide such an original sound. You don't see many people with these guitars. Not something you would want to take to the local pawnshop for a quick buck.

This is an exactly the most top shelf guitar I've ever seen or played. The Schecter namebrand pick ups aren't terrible. I did happen to think the natural walnut finish was pretty sweet. But I was amazed at how close I can get the action on this guitar with minimal fret buzz and still have good clarity

This specific model acoustic with added brass bridge pins with mother of pear heads, with the added bone nut and bridge provide great unique tone. The unique finish of this guitar is definitely something that makes it stand out as an individual.

I would certainly rate this head higher up on the scale. I've owned it for years and never had a channel that has disappointed me. Very well diverse. The FPV long board combination alongside definitely is a must if you're even able to find it. And to those who were fooled by the to combination alongside definitely is a must if you're even able to find it. And to those who were fooled by the Tool decal, I don't feel bad

The combination of this cabinet with the Line 6 HD 147 head is something so original and heavy. I would never recommend anything other than these name brand cabinets for someone playing heavy music

If you're someone who prefers the gain and distortion and enjoys having something small to carry around easier this amp is the way to go. Provides almost the same amount of gain and distortion of the boss metal zone 2 pedal

This little guy really surprised me when I first plugged it in. Not much for heavy gain, May need a pedal added. And not to mention it does kind of sound like it's coming out of a toilet paper roll if the volume is jacked wide open. May need a pedal added. And not to mention it does kind of sound like it's coming out of a toilet paper roll if the volume is jacked wide open. But definitely the easiest movable amp my own

I think everyone's got their own specific favorite brand of and size of guitar strings. This one just happens to be mine because they do great and drop tuning's. They hold their life well and stay in tune

This guitar provides the best crunch and clarity out of my whole collection. Simply spoken the nicest, smoothest guitar Ive played in a very long time. Everything from the locking tuning machines down to the pristine perfectly set up bridge. Hands down flawless.

This thing really suprised me when I picked it up for the first time. I was expecting action to be a mile away and no real sustain or clarity....I was wrong, this little thing packs a punch for the dollar ammount you end up paying for one. Deff a reccomended beginner electric in my opinion.