stephen_a_wilson

Bought this on impulse, and its a great guitar, its at home being played at a party or live i've recorded with it, and its definitely got it's own "voice" great guitar for £200

I bought this as it was the absolute best acoustic I could afford. It sounds great, either playing in the bedroom, or recording. BUT i find it a bit difficult to play for some reason. I've owned a few acoustics over the years, and never had any bother, and I can't put my finger on why this is different, but it is! but apart from that it looks lovely and sounds great

Got this as an ex-display and it was very very cheap (£200!) for this you get every tone you could possibly want. 100w is complete overkill for me, BUT as it's not a valve amp, it works fantastic at lower levels. and you would literally never know it wan't a valve amp unless you're a real genuine connoisseur. I will be keeping this for years. my only main complaint is that the optional footswitch is quite expensive... but the amp itself is great

I think this is the best semi acoustic you can get for the money. I tries out loads of different models, but always came back to this. It's solid, comfortable, looks amazing (once you take the scratchplate off...!) and sounds awesome. the pickups are great. I have no complaints about this guitar whatsoever. If you don't want to spend £1,500+ on a 335, this is where it's at.

I don't see why people would buy much more expensive pedalsboards when you can get these... this has more than enough room, seems very durable, and is adjustable. 5*+

this was not the looper I was expecting. I thought it would have x2 seperate loops, but its more of a 2nd loop running over the top of the first. PLUS it's not very intuitive to use. I'm sure i will eventually get the hang of it, but i regret not buying the TC Ditto x4 if i'm honest.... although you can plug a Mic in, which is a bonus

This is an amazing reverb pedal (and it would have to be for the price), but it has all your bases covered. the reverb sounds, the types available, the deep editing and the extra functionality make this essential if you have the funds

I do love a tele, and this affordable Tokai is a lovely workhorse of an axe. this is the guitar I pick up when i'm just playing about at home. It is a little bright, as tele's are, and I can't see the Knobs and switches lasting particularly, BUT the tones are worth it, and the parts are cheap to replace

This is a classic british sounding amp, more Voxy than marshall. and although no valve amp can really be used at home, this does a great job. Built in reverb, effects loop, and great tones. I love it. especially second hand for a little over £100

I have this cab to run my class 5 marshall through for a bit more oomph and also to run my micro dark through This is a great inexpensive way to start out with combining heads and cabs. I'll be keeping this for the foreseeable future

This is a good songwriting and practice tool. Mine arrived with no instructions, but its simple enough to get going. The drum sounds arent great, but the bass is passable - ideally you need the additional footswitch for greater control also. I wouldn't recommednt this for any kind of live effort though as its a bit "random" in it's backing track creation

I've had my Epiphone Les PAul for 20 years and i love it dearly. It doesn't get played as much as it probably should, but i can't bear to part with it! great Les Paul tones at a quarter of the price, excellent playability and great looks.