tazrei's Reviews

Awesome budget crystal clear microphone!

Comes with a USB and XLR output to suit your needs. Also comes with a pop filter and a mic stand tripod thing. Sounds great. If you're recording vocals, what I did is I added filters as the microphone picks up a bit of background noise e.g. keyboard clacking, footsteps from upstairs, etc. I'm not sure what it's like for recording guitars and amps as I haven't done it yet. It should be absolutely fine.

They would be perfect if they were bigger

I know that Dunlop has made Jazz III XL picks, but I don't own any. My big fat sausage fingers are too fat for these picks.

First pick I've ever bought

I remember being super excited to finally play with a pick for the first time. My dad bought me a bunch of these picks and they were great. I still have a few of them and have bought a few more since then. My one complaint is that they tend to snap after using them for years. I guess it's understandable, but it's confusing as hell. Stunned me when it first happened. The grip on them isn't as grippy as max-grips, and do slide about when your fingers are sweaty or wet. But they are a perfect size and they are the perfect thickness.

I wish they were more grippy without this weird rubbery texture and even more, I wish they didn't snap. But they're alright picks.

It's a pretty average pick

I think that these picks are pretty good. They don't feel bad to hold and they're a nice thickness. It has these grippy marks on both sides of the pick so when you start to sweat as you shred up and down the neck, the pick won't slip out as you're playing. I would recommend you get this as like a first pick that you would buy. If not this thickness then maybe 1.0mm if they even make those. I remember when I saved up money for picks and I bought a bunch of these. I still have the majority of those that I have bought, still in pretty good condition even after extensive use.

Does both flat and slightly curved fretboards, and does it well.

My local music store recommended it to me, and it was a little out of my small budget, but I went with it and I'm satisfied with it. Feels super high quality, just like Ernie Ball products feel. It's made of light but tough aluminum and the parts that contact the guitar are padded with a squishy rubber so it doesn't crush your lovely guitar neck. The words "CURVED" and "FLAT" are marked on the two sides of the capo to help differentiate the two options. I don't know if this is a problem with everyone else's axis capo, but my one makes a kinda squeaky noise when you open it. It is easier to hear when you open it fastly but who does that. But it's such a minor thing and such a tiny noise so who really cares. Fantastic capo!

Great budget guitar cable

Affordable and great quality. I have two because on a holiday trip I bought my guitar and amp along with one of these cables. Although he won't admit he did it, my brother tried to get off of the bunk bed onto the wider lower bed below and accidentally landed on the end of the cable while it was plugged into the amplifier and bend the end of it. Attempting to bend it back just caused more damage, so we had to get the end replaced at my local music store. The end was replaced with a 90-degree cable end, which is pretty cool in my opinion.

Pretty alright children's size entry level guitar

Not sure how I ended up with this guitar, but I know it was my first ever guitar. For some reason when I got the guitar, I stopped playing for just about a year. I wish I could have gotten more use out of it. Although it's dusty, it still sounds pretty good and I'm going to use it to try and teach my siblings to play.

Nice classical guitar

My mum bought this for me from my local music store on my birthday a few years ago, because it felt similar to the guitars at my school. It's a good classical-style guitar (Meaning it's slightly larger than the average acoustic guitar) and I enjoy playing it. Sounds lovely and brings me joy.