sloan's Reviews
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133
Great practice and DI pedal
This was a good one stop shop for improving my practice and recording game. I still use one on my pedal board in case I need to reduce a frequency for feedback. As a DI box it is great, I think I'd be happier if the volume and gain could boost the signal, instead I need to be wary that I'm not clipping through this pedal before my signal gets to the house/PA, so I'm taking a star here.
133
Do not DIY unless you are experienced
I give this instrument 5 stars, it's affordable, versatile, feels and plays great.
The manufacturer has removed the electronics schematics from their website, and this instrument has a proprietary 4 knob active control panel (the active knob controlling bass boost). I had to use a poor angle of a youtube video and a whole lot of good karma to solder the electronics back together after I put a different finish on the bass.
133
Functional Jazz Bass - sounds and looks like a jazz bass
Observations: -Very Affordable -VERY heavy. the solid ash body and maple neck probably contribute to the tonal properties, but at a cost (this is why I'm rating 3 stars). -Sounds like a jazz bass, I like the Roswell pickups in it. -Looks like a jazz bass -Comes set up out of the box (if you buy new)
133
Quality Practice Amp
This was a great first amp, too small for band practice but great for my apartment, being able to plug an aux in was huge for practice and listening to bass tracks. Don't plug a guitar into it unless you want to promote your practice amp to a bed side night stand like I did :)
133
My first guitar - still used today!
I impulse bought this guitar as a freshman in college, learned 6 chords, and played it once a month or less for the following 2.5 years. Once I was interested in guitar again, I put new strings on it and once the strings were worn in it holds tune for full practice/jam sessions. For the price, and how neglected it was, I can't ask for more out of the guitar.







