vincent_johnson

I found out about these guitars through Rob Chapman's YouTube channel. When I first saw Rob use this on his channel I thought they sounded amazing. I was expecting the guitar to have a high price, but when I saw the price I knew i had to get one. I ordered mine though RiffCity and when this bad boy arrived i was blown away by the quality. The guitar is mahogany body with a maple neck and an ebony fret-board. It comes stock with 2 Chapman single-coil pickups and 1 Chapman "Guitarnivore" humbucker in the bridge. (has coil tapping function). The guitar also comes with a Wilkinson trem and Grover tuners. Let me just tell you right now, this thing is a beast. It covers every genre imaginable and excels in hard rock. This is my #1 guitar and I don't think that will be changing anytime soon. Shoutout to Chappers and everyone at Chapman Guitars!

Its an Orange cab, there's not much to more to say. This thing comes stock with a V-30 speaker and is built like a tank. Good for all tones but is amazing for classic rock.

This Orange amp has awesome british overdrive tones but lacks a usable clean tone. The amp has a 3-band EQ, a master volume knob, and a gain knob. It also includes a half power switch if you need high gain at lower volumes. A great feature of the amp is its effects-loop. Overall its a great amp for driven tones but needs a better clean tone.

only downside is that logo rubs off after a while.

this may be ok for bedroom practice. first of all the amp modeling is poor. secondly, the reverb sounds fake. lastly, the whole amp starts to shake and vibrate when volume exceeds 6-7.

i got this used at guitar center for $189. this is a practice guitar and should not be used for gigging. the humbuckers are not clear at all and the fret job is not good. but hey what else do you expect from a $189 guitar?