viniwiermann

Decent apartment/study level amp. Has no fancy features but delivers a pretty decent sound on both clean and dirt channels. Distinct orange sound even as a solid state. Can't go wrong with this one.

Own this guitar for 5 years. It's certainly on pair (maybe slighly better) than entr-level squier telecasters. The pickups sound very nice, especially when properly setted. Neck feels smooth and has a very nice and comfortable shape. Frets are nice, paint is usually very good and it feels nice and sturdy, just like a tele should feel. The Bridge is also factory routed for a humbucker. Cons: - Tuners are cheap, althought in my opinion they hold tune "just fine". - Noise: it has some hum (it's a tele duh), but in my opinion a little to much compared to some mid-level tagimas, seize and even squiers. Shielding helps to reduce some. All in all, very good beginners guitar that you will probably want to keep with you for the rest of your life, if it has some sentimental value (like mine), you will want to even throw some good tuners and expensive pickups...

It tunes nicely, works with guitar and bass, recognizes which strings pretty fast and also has nice modes (half-step down, etc). Built like a tank, should last a couple decades

Good reverb with a nive range. You can get suble or extravagant reverbs with this pedal, and they all feel nice and high end.

What to say? It is an iconic effect, used by many artits in many songs. There are better distortion pedals, but this one does it well and has a good build quality, feels sturdy to use on stage.

Very nice strap, it allows a good range of adjustment, and the leather, even tho is veg-tan seems sturdy and durable.

It does well what is meant to do lol. For the price you pretty much can't beat it, it can be a tiny bit uncomfortable for long time usages (1+ hours standing), specially if using medium to high weight guitars.

Good strings, they last 4-5 months with 1hr of play/day on average, easy to bend.