zackvest's Reviews

Incredible feel and playability.

This has become my main guitar and I acquired it two years ago, I had to get used to the weight but I became used to it quickly, due to using a thicker strap. But Epiphone has really upgraded there quality control, because I haven't had any problems with the guitar so far, and I'm usually a hard player when it comes to my picking hand and the tuning stability is pretty nice.

Very Loud!

• used with my EVH 5250iii EL34 50w Head.
• Nice sounding speakers.
• Low bass response.
• Great Cabinet

Very Impressed

• What I currently used for practicing, rehearsal, gigs, and recording.

Randall RX120RH

It is a good head pretty good for heavy metal tones and is not that bad for a solid state amplifier head

USB Audio Interface

Great audio interface, used for vocals and guitar and can be set through your monitors.

Blue Yeti Microphone Condenser

This microphone is great, been using it for years, and I use it for vocals or just talking online, can be used in different settings for different patterns whenever using the mic, it is USB.

Overdrive Pedal

On my rig this turns my clean tone into a powerhouse, it can be used for a nice classic crunch but can also be used for a metal sound. Good overdrive pedal and easy and simple to use.

Classic Dunlop Cry Baby Wah

This speaks for itself, it is a classic Dunlop Cry Baby Wah Pedal, great for solos, used by MANY guitarists.

Wah pedal, without using foot motion.

This wah pedal is okay, you can set it for the sound of the wah, or how much you want the wah to go from bright to dull, it is not the best, because you can't control it yourself, but it is alright.

Great for lower tuning

I use these on most of my guitars currently, they are great for lower tunings or heavier playing because of the thicker gauge. But, they are also great for lead, because the strings are nice, bright, and thin on the higher strings.

Current Strings

Current strings that I use for most of my guitars.

Good guitar for metal.

This was my first guitar, and it is good for metal and it has a nice low end, but also bright for lead tones, for me, personally, it has a smaller fretboard.

Decent guitar good for blues and classic rock.

2 vol. knobs and 2 tone knobs. Tune-O-Matic bridge. This is a really good guitar for blues and classic rock. Has a nice smooth sound on the clean settings. Loud when unplugged it is a nice semi-hollow.

Great Schecter guitar. Good low end and a nice pure tone.

This is the guitar that I have been playing for about 1 1/2 years and it is my favorite, and most played. I have this guitar in white with an abalone binding. 24 frets. Tune-O-Matic Bridge. This has 1 vol., 1 tone, and a 3-way switch. The tone knob also has a push-pull pot so you can get a clean strat sound that you want. It sounds great and by far one of my favorite guitars.

This is my Solid State amp that I use for studio/ playing live.

This Marshall MG100FX is what I use for studio/playing live. It is known to be one of Marshall's lowest grade solid state amps. It has a nice pure clean, sounds great if you have a push/pull tone pot on your guitar. It has preset effects that are okay, but there are not the best if you want your own preferences I would definitely recommend a pedal.

Great Bedroom amplifier or for practice.

I think that personally that this is a great practice/bedroom amp especially for beginners, It is easy to use and easy to understand. If you want to buy a footswitch with it there is an input for that. It can get loud for a small amp, which is really good for a 40w.