Tommy Køhler Salte

It sounds great and has no fret buzz. The pickups are not that high quality but if you dial your tone it right it will sound magnificent. It's quite cheap for this amount of quality. I think the neck is a little too chunky for comfort though.

It's a quite cheap amp. You can't expect much from it, although you can wrestle some good tones from it. A major downside to it is when you change channels on it, the settings "reset". So you'll have to set your tone from the beginning each time you switch a channel. Has some good built-in effects. Wouldn't use this for anything other than practice though.

After a little care and patience this guitar can be awesome. Took some time setting up the string height, neck relief etc, but once it's done it will play like a dream. Since it's a V you have all the reach you want on the higher frets. Pickups are alright but I would recommend changing them. The tuners can be a little unstable, but gets the job done. Overall an OK guitar for a cheap price.

A really handy pedal if you like to play downtuned songs but don't enjoy having to actually tune the guitar. Sounds great and natural.

Bought this guitar used. The previous owner had painted it white, scalloped the fretboard and put in a floyd rose and some dimarzio pickups. This was my first guitar with a tremolo, although it's fun, I feel there is alot of unnecessary noise because of it. Mine had some rough frets, but after some polishing they we're fine. Plays alright, but not the best guitar I've played.