themetalcellist's Reviews

Good, heavy, durable amp.

Used this amp for a while. Sounds amazing. The built in effects are great.

Great picks

They feel great and are durable, and they are good picks!

Bought used. Amazing guitar.

Bought used for 20$. Electronics are great. Neck feels great. Very sturdy. Finish looks great. Tuners are high quality.

Good keyboard.

Very good 88 key keyboard. Built in sounds are pretty decent. Comes with reverb and chorus effects. Built in metronome, but i don't have a clue how to use it. At low volumes, the samples sound pretty bad and there is no dynamics. Above 75% volume it sounds great. Split function is cool i guess. Makes Bb2 and every note below it use the bass sound.

You get what you pay for.

Its not great but it's cheap. It'll work. Not much else i can say about it.

Amazing for the (former) price!

Bought for 100 dollars new. It's great. Needed a setup. Sounds pretty good.

Update: After using it for a while, this bass is INCREDBLY low quality. The soldering barely works and needed repairs, was not grounded, as well as a broken output jack. Does not stay in tune at all with even slight humidity changes. Price has also been doubled to 200 dollars, which is not worth it. For the original price of 99 dollars, it would still be pretty worth it, but that is no longer the case.

Note: This bass is currently on sale and is still 99 dollars as of writing, so check the price before you look at other options

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Got this used. Love it

Bought it used for 20 dollars. Very happy. I would be happy even if i bought this for retail price. It is very high quality made of a thick solid metal. The knobs are all quality knurled metal knobs. The pedal is great for high gain metal distortion to even a good overdrive/lighter distortion. 3 band eq control allows for good tone shaping

It's great for the price.

Been playing this thing for a while now. Love almost everything about this guitar. Unfortunately, the nut is a very cheap plastic nut, which means it will go out of tune QUICKLY However, you can simply take it out and glue in a TUSQ nut for 20$

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