Stevo Guitaro

This guitar is basically a standard without binding. The 57' neck and Burstbucker pro pickups are excellent. For the money, can't go far wrong with one of these. ✌🏻😎

I'm happy with the amps sound. I like to keep things simple and this is a really simple amp to use. Use the ISF switch to change between British and American sound, set volume and your away. I use mine for home use and give it a push with a BB Preamp at low ish volumes (set at 2) Its 10 watts get loud too! Only downside for me upto now is that from time to time I get a crackle through the speaker but a swift palm to the side of the amp usually does the trick. The power valve somehow dislodges itself? Great cleans and sounds great when pushed with pedals. I don't use the dirty channel much as there is too much of a volume increase. The digital built in distortion is nice but not true valves being pushed.

If beautiful dreamy tones are what you're looking for then this ain't the amp. But it's a cracking little quiet time (can get pretty loud for 7w) practice amp with 3 gain settings from clean, crunch to brown. I use mine mainly for playing backing tracks through from my tablet whilst using my main amp for my guitar. Nice and light, travel anywhere type of amp that can run on batteries if required. It would have got 5 stars if they'd put reverb on it.

I own one of the 2020 Chinese made Epiphone Coronets. The overall quality is very good for the price. I just wish the whole guitar wasn't covered in a polyurethane finish. I love the body shape. It sits really well on me on a strap. The upper fret access is very good and the single p90 again is very good for the money.

I bought one 2nd hand. A very good klon clone for £50RRP Unfortunately mine has developed an issue where it cuts out after 10 mins use! I should really look at fixing it. Sounds good for the money though ✌🏻😎

I bought this as I wasnt using all the features found on the Boss RC3 that I owned. The TC Ditto has a smaller footprint so fit better on my board at the time. So far so good. Can't fault it. 5 Stars ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

Owned mine since 2003. Dreadnought style guitar great for strumming. Sounds good acoustically. I never plug it in so can't comment on the pickup Its ageing well and will stay with me forever.

Is what it is. A cheap uke. A great starter uke. Mine just sits on the shelf looking good ✌🏻😎

A very well made guitar that sounds awesome. The neck is perfect but the control layout just doesn't work for me! Can't knock the guitar but just not best suited to me. Edit; After spending some more time with the strat due to not wanting to give up on 'that' sound, I've adapted to the layout. It'll still never be as natural to me as a tele but I'm managing better now.

A brilliant pedal. I'll always have one of these. After that British Indie Rock sound. It works for me. Great to get that edge of break up at lower volumes too. 5 Stars

To start off I should probably say I only use these at home and haven't gigged. Nice colours. Come in straight or angled variety. I love the flexibility of the cable. It's not like some stiffer cables that are like trying to wrestle an anaconda! My only gripe so far, I have to use a straight jack to fit into my telecaster and when I sit on the sofa it can bend causing stress and slight splitting. Probably more a design fault of the tele rather than the cable though.

Love the look of these. Like an old hoover cable from when I was a kid. They come with either straight or angled jacks. They are quite stiff feeling cables but good.

Only patch cables I've ever used. Nice and flexible. The flat head variety are good for saving a little space between pedals on your board.

Good affordable strings. World famous for a reason. Love the package design. Little rough feeling after using D'addario NYXL but good strings.

Good affordable strings. World famous for a reason. Love the package design. Little rough feeling after using D'addario NYXL but good strings.

Very smooth feeling after playing Ernie Ball Slinky's. Affordable decent strings.

Best electric guitar ever made. It just works. No bells, no whistles. Just a solid no nonsense guitar that can cover any genre. 5 Stars.

If your budget wont stretch to Gibson then Epiphone do an excellent job of making more affordable models. The SG is an absolute rock machine with its humbucker pick ups. It's not a one trick pony though! Amongst the lightest weighing electric guitars out there. Only negative for me.....neck dive! But you get used to that.

Not sure they even make these anymore? What I do know; It was my first electric guitar, I loved it, still wish i had it!