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The Pick
I don't have any guitar picks other than these little music makers. I feel more comfortable and fast when I use it.
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The Mighty Strap
I use this on all of my guitars, I feel more confident when my guitars have a Cliplok Straplok.
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Practice Amp
This amp serves as my bedroom practice mate. The distortion sounds true analog, it has useful effects, and caters to what I need for practice. A great amp for beginner of for a pro that needs to practice.
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The Brute
Small but terrible. I use it for my band's practice sessions and serves as a backup amplifier for stage.
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A Gift
I got the Boss PS-2 from my friend that has his uncle gave it to him. One thing is interesting for sure that it has a some kind of octaver that can be used for some shimmer type sounds with use of other pedals.
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Tick Tock
The simple yet ready to rock Digital Delay pedal, it has four modes and it caters to what I need.
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The Gate
The standard noise suppressor pedal, it works as it is with Threshold and Decay Knobs for adjustments.
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The One
I use this to drive amps on stage, it is a pretty darn good transparent orverdrive that doesn't color my tone as I want it. It's a bit pricey for a drive pedal but hell it is so versatile for what I play.
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The Minion
I use this to saturate my tone, it also acts like a treble booster, works as I want.
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Cool on the board
It has cool blue and white LED's that will surely catch attention on board. It tunes my instruments accurately and the thing that it has a strobe tuner!!!
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The Backboner
I have this one to start off my compositions. For it's price it can go on stage, recording, and practice. The plastic feels pretty solid and it caters to what I need.
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Low cost Dread
I use this one for my backup alongside my Taylor GS Mini, mine has pickup/eq installed. For it's price I would definitely recommend this to a beginner. It's also a cheap Martin style dreadnought so why not try?
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The Spa
One thing I must only say, it is so good for it's size. Name it, pro's use it and it can beat out some bigger acoustic guitars out there. I use it for stage everything feels comfortable on this guitar. The sound is so mind-blowing more than I expect. It rings like a dream and overall a very very useful guitar for bedroom, camping, stage, and name it what you want ready accompaniment guitar.
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The Cheap but Good
This is my bedroom guitar, I have it on white. The neck is unfinished, pickups sound good for it's price point and it looks like a FU#&K*N Kirk Hammett guitar. I would definitely recommend this to a beginner or also if you're looking for a cheap backup guitar.
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The Doom
I have this guitar when I was a kid and I play some songs from Bullet For My Valentine, Children of Bodom, etc. on it. Black Satin finished \m/, it has an Edge 3 tremolo which is a bit cheesy but if setup properly would stay in tune. It has a body shape that is so brutal it would eat you alive. The pickups are active and okay comparing to EMG's and it has only one knob (volume). It comes with a case when I bought it. I use this as my cover/stage guitar. Overall it's a great guitar if you want to play songs that are heavy or on the more brutal side. This guitar will surely attract people if you're on stage.
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The Retro
I have this guitar for my indie band and it plays beautifully. Don't be fooled that it is a Squier, the Vintage Modified and Classic Vibe models are the top and people use it as a workhorse. The only thing that bothers me are the saddles on the bridge, they are a bit loose and when the guitar is played aggressively, the strings will buzz. The paint is also a bit thin and the hardware seems a little cheap but hell why would I say this for its price point. Overall, it serves me well on stage and the great thing that made me buy this is the tone.
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the saddle issue is inherent to the mustang design... even vntage ones do it.... Fender offset guitars suffer from wonky bridge/vibrato designs
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Thanks for the added info :) @jimmarchi1
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sure... Mastery makes the best retrofit solution, not sure if they make a mustang bridge that doesn't rattle, but you should look it up...
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The Dessert
I have this one with the transparent black finish and it's amazing. For it's price point, it is a deal breaker and is a no frills Fender guitar and don't be fooled by it's made in China origin, the hardware is solid and the pickups sound good also it is light and is great on stage. I bought this guitar because I want to really have a 72' thinline tele but I want it with p90 pickups and considering the price point and its role to my gears. I use this as a backup/alternate guitar for my Pop Punk band alongside with my main guitar ESP LTD EC1000FM ASB.
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Lightning Mcqueen
It's fast, it's speedy, and it shreds. I've owned this guitar, with the EdgePro tremolo (RG1450), and I must say the neck is the Sh1#$@T. The guitar has the Wizard HP neck and it feels so smooth with a transparent satin finished neck, the EdgePro stays in tune pretty well even after dive bombs (ala Dimebag Darell and Synyster Gates), the hardware is pretty solid. The only thing that I want to change are the pickups that I think is a little weak for me but it depends on own's taste.
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The Effin' Workhorse
The ESP LTD EC1000FM ASB is simply amazing. I use it as my main guitar and doesn't let me down on stage, recording, and no matter how low it's tuning would get (ala Issues). I have this guitar because of the fandom that I have with Jack Barakat of All Time Low, he uses his signature, the purple one but it's not available to purchase and also it is ESPensive. Also a point to consider, the guitar has Seymour Duncan's JB and 59's (the proper standard pickup for me) and has 24 frets not like the other models of the EC1000 range which has EMG's, well except for the CTM's but they're hell of a chunk and has only 22 frets. The guitar levels on par or if not better with a Gibson Les Paul Studio. To sum it all up, If I would have a guitar that's versatile that I could play Jazz to Metal on, perfect for Pop Punk riffing/leads, and ready to rock on stage, I'll look no further and have myself an ESP LTD EC1000FM ASB.