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2005-02-28 Rob
A great amp for anyone wanting a reliable, gigging bass amp. The features on the amp mean i don't need to cart about a million pedals. Very good value for money, pick it up if you see it on offer. |
2005-02-28 Rob, Derby
A good budget amp for someone who needs a strong reliable amp for gigging. Very good metal amp, though it will never beat a marshall or their ilk. Just don't buy if you're looking for a technically good amp. |
2005-02-28 c.s.james
If you want a great les paul, DON'T WASTE UR MONEY ON A GIBSON. Get an epiphone. |
2005-02-27 christian14
An awesome kit!!! I recommend this kit to any level drummer, not to be mistaken as a crappy junior or starter kit. It's very versatile, you can make this kit sound like two different sets with the turn of a drum key! There is no other drumset in th |
2005-02-27 J.B.
This bass is good for anyone, begginer to pro. It is light and easy on the sholders for long playing times and has a clear tone. And with both types of pickups you can have a wide range of sounds and tones. |
2005-02-27 Nicolas Rego
Cannot recommend highly enough. Get on your hands on one. One of the truly hidden treasures of the guitar world |
2005-02-27 Scott Dwinelle
If you are looking for a guitar that sounds as good as it looks then this is the guitar for you! Be forewarned though that maple Martins are rare when compared to mahogany & rosewood and are not as easy to find. I own a solid mahogany D-15 and a soli |
2005-02-26 Eddie Van Scotty
If you are a name nut and need Gibson/PRS etc on the headstock then this will never do you, you fools!. I have had many guitars over the years and needed that security that I was holding a named beast. It did after all make me a better player (in my |
2005-02-26
In my opinion these things are a piece of 70's memorabilia...with the added function of a kick ass instrument...rock on \m/ |
2005-02-25 Ken
Do note that do to this unit's great flexibility, you need to know what you are doing, or hire someone who does. Great flexibility means more complicated. Still, most everything is intuitive to someone who knows mixers. The one thing missing that |
2005-02-24 Jojo
A great bass, especially for beginners or intermediate players, or just to have as a backup. I play in a band, and so this bass goes everywhere with me. It really holds up well, and any problems are of the fixable kind. Visually, I get a lot of compl |
2005-02-24 Nate Parish
Awesome. This is hands down the best instrument I have ever played. I am definately sticking with Ernie Ball from now on. |
2005-02-23 David Carroll
I love this guitar! It is exactly what I was after, and its unbelievable to get it for such a low price. A quality, value piece of equipment. I highly reccomend it to anyone wanting an aggressive guitar that sounds as good as it looks; beginners bewa |
2005-02-23 Steve
This guitar rivals guitars I've played in the $1000 price range. Just as long as Stellar keeps it up, they are gonna be HUGE. |
2005-02-23 YOU ARE WELCOME FOR THIS HONEST/TRUE REVIEW.
You can't even get a decent crunch out of the pedal, all you can get is rumble and sound like a little 14 year old kid who just picked up guitar because "it's cool". BOTTOM LINE: IF YOU ARE ONE OF THE MANY KIDS WHO PICK UP GUITAR TO BE COOL, GIVE IT |
2005-02-23 Nowfal
This a great guitar for the beginner and also a professionay who wants a very good value for money guitar just for practises.
Craftr is a brand that i now trust and i believe soon they will be noticed for their excellent guitars. It the brnad logo t |
2005-02-22 Matt Allen
It's great. The looping capability is underrated and often overlooked. Younger players who want to practice any kind of improvisation should get one. All I ever hear people talk about is how vintage pedals are so much better than these "cheap digi |
2005-02-22 lemon of pink
this amp kicks ass 12o% A+++ it's built like a tank and covers every tone marshall has made from the 5o's through today in one head. excellent reverb (when it was alive) and tons of tone to choose from. expensive but guaranteed for life and probably |
2005-02-22 Danny
In my opinion a good compromise between the Mexican Fenders and more expensive made in USA models. Great looks (satin finish), lighter weight than the MIM and noiseless pickups make this the ideal bass for me. Definitely worth every penny and a bas |
2005-02-21 Sean Jamieson
For the price ($289 NZ) the guitar is the best you get from the same bracket.
The craftsmanship is excellent and the guitars low action neck plays beautifully.
Come's in different colours, mines blue but ive seen a brown one too.
If YOU see one, |
2005-02-21 K.C.
I really love my little Jasmine Takamine, and would recommend it to others. Someday I wish to have at least one more Takamine classical, maybe a Jasmine, but with lower action. |
2005-02-21 David Kersh
It is an incredibly bass for beginning, the fact it is so basic makes it one hell of a guitar to use for practically anything, for metal and rock music, it is fantastic and I have done several gigs using it, it can also achieve a nice slap tone on it |
2005-02-20 Joe from Long Island
overall this amp is awesome....i mean if u see one thats over 300 ur getting ripped off cuz i got mine for 250. all other reviews say there is no warranty....well...i have a 1 year warranty from guitar research!!!so, if u have 250$ go buy this amp no |
2005-02-20 Gary in Phoenix
I've only had it for 2 days, and I love it. I have 2 Crate B52 cabinets under it. The combo Rocks! The other guitarist in the band has a les paul with a Marshall stack, I don't feel outgunned at all. I wish I had bought it sooner. |
2005-02-20 Derek Mok
When I was converted to Clayton picks, I bought a dozen regular ones from 30th Street Guitars, then two dozen ones with graphics from Musician's Friend. Years later, these are still the picks I use. They look great, feel great, and last a long time |
2005-02-19 Soulman
This bass is the BOMB! It's loud, clear and can generate anysound your head imagines.
From old school Fender rock and funk to modern fusion and smooth jazz tones. 18 volt electronics gives you plenty of head room. Very cool if you play through a hou |
2005-02-19 J.B.
Perfect bass for a begginer or intermediate bass player. Nothing wrong with it really, will compare to other high priced basses. |
2005-02-18 Chris Maurice
bottom line.
good bass for the buck. aka good bass for the price. best brand you can get in my thoughts. andddd well, this bass simply has it all for your typical punk rocker.
rock on
www.outworn.net |
2005-02-17 Kyle Lynch
I love this guitar, It's a shame that the case for it is the size of a boat, but it's the only case that fits it. If you love playing metal and shredding, this is the guitar for you. Jackson is a great guitar manufacturer. |
2005-02-17 Scott has sore fingers
You can't go wrong. The Fishman pre-amp is worth $90 alone! My only problem is this guitar is so nice, I am still looking for a cheap knock around to practice with at work.
I'm tempted to give this guitar a rating of 5, but I am giving it a 4. (Hav |
2005-02-17 sonic_tooth
it gets a four because im comparing it to my mexican tele if i brought price into it they would bothe get a 5. cant imagine it being a very good starter guitar. good back up guitar or main.
a week ago i saw my model and the epiphone (the decent one |
2005-02-17 sonic_tooth
the guitar is phenomonal and so is the price |
2005-02-17 sonic_tooth
good guitar cant compare it very well ive only played another lefty twelve string and it was far superior but the price would have given me a heart attack. it sounds good and plays nice id buy it again but im annoyed at not having a six string acoust |
2005-02-15 he who smokes bitches
Just buy it. Im 17 and I cant afford anything but this truely is the best thing you cant get for any amount of money. Its very practical and if i would spend 700 hundred dollars on anything it would have to be the best. Just dont buy solid state. |
2005-02-14 Darrell
In the semi hollow guitar market, gibson have enjoyed the lion's share of the market with the tried and tested ES 335. If you have got to have a gibbo' then nothing else will do. But it's a hefty price to pay for "That Name", and a guitar your fright |
2005-02-14 Steve
The HR-2 is Boss's 1st and best harmonizer, you can add in 2 voices. The PS-3 and PS-5 only adds one voice. The digitech whammys are all basic pitch shifters. The difference between basic and intelligent pitch/harmonists is this. Basic: simpler pitch |
2005-02-14 Music Man
Go ahead and listen to some of the idiot reviews here and on other websites, but believe me, most of the people who use this pedal and say it is good say that only because they get rid of or use little to no mids at all to get that "nu-age", rumble " |
2005-02-14 Mr. Nobody
Bottom Line, I would not be surprised if this line of basses rockets up to the lofty heights of Specter, Warwick, and Smith. I fully expect that in 5 years I would be able to get more for this bass than I originally paid for it. I've gigged out wit |
2005-02-14 Puffycombs
Bottom line, this amp rocks the house everytime, and I'm able to fill many venues with thick clear bass sound without any PA assistance. The D.I. out on the back of the head gives the option to hook to the board, but there really isn't any need.. ev |
2005-02-13 Your Mother
The Bottom Line is, this is the best amp you could get for this price range. Its an amazing amp. Sounds amazing with my TS9 Tubescreamer, and amazing just by itself without the pedal. Great great amp, I love. |
2005-02-13 Joe Faty
over great course i got A GREAT PRICE |
2005-02-13 martinc
Today I don't know of any other pedal providing similar functions in this price range. The competitors are at least twice more expensive. The Hartke pedal can be used in many situations and provides very good tones. I would recommend a try to anyone |
2005-02-12 Bill K
I will never sell this bass! |
2005-02-11 Angus Young Wannabe
This is one off the best guitars i've ever played up there with A Gibson SG custom.Buy it if your a begginer or if you want to play a Fender without paying Thousends.
ROCK ON AC/DC!!!! |
2005-02-11
I like my drums a good deal. My drums ARE a good deal, I feel. With a better finish, they'd be a steal. Derfinitely compare these drums with the other beginning kits, especially if you listen to and play genres other than boom-boom bap rock. |
2005-02-11 Luke F
It's a versatile bass built for orginality and diversification in mind. However, if you just want a quick, easy bass to pick up and play this is not the one as it takes a bit of tweaking to get your sound. As I've only owed one other bass before I ca |
2005-02-10 Dwaine
I've played bass for over 25 years and have played Ricks, Fenders, Gibson, Ibanez, Warlock, Musicman, ect., ect., ect. and I'd put this bass in a catagory all its own considering its versatility, playability, quality, sound, and cost. You can not bea |
2005-02-09 RedHotChiliPepper
I think this guitar was a very wise purchase. I would get it if you want a variety of tone; not just single coils or humbuckers. |
2005-02-09 Ryan
AMAZING,PHENOMINAL,BEAUTIFUL,OUTSTANDING, BREATHTAKING. I LOVE MY FENDER!!! |
2005-02-08 M.G. from Pasadena, CA
I agree with other user and professional reviewers who marvel at how Carvin can produce such quality instruments offered at price points necessarily low to maintain some market share. My Strat HSS w/Sienna sunburst cost me $900 new in mid-2004 -- hag |
2005-02-08 janitor man
I was never really into metal snares but after trying out this copper snare, I am starting to look at other metal snares. Yamaha is really good. I am not just saying that either |
2005-02-08 janitor man
Bottom line is that when you go with zildjian you can never go wrong. Trust your ears and purchase what appeals to you. I have had nothing but good things to say about this ride and company. If you want a very nice ride that has a clear ping and lo |
2005-02-08 janitor man
I have said this once and I will say it again, "zildjian cymbals are the best." In my opinion you can not go wrong with any zildjian cymbal you get. Just stay away from the sheet cymbals, unless you cannot afford the higher end ones. Zildjian start |
2005-02-06 cowboy_2612
This is an excellent guitar for beginners or home practice. Yamaha have set a standard here that other makers should follow, by lowering the price of their much more inferior instruments. The sound is exactly what you want, with the exception of th |
2005-02-05 Mazz
Overall, this guitar is probably the best you can get for a beginner who does not know if they will continue with the instrument. It is cheap, and actually quite durable (despite what was previously said), and is good for what it is. But if you are u |
2005-02-05 Bjørn Wind
good midrange kit with great sound to the price.. im satisfied for now.. but will anybody be satisfied until they have a masterworks or dw collector series.. not me... |
2005-02-05 mhzzz
Great cymbals for expressive drummers at a very high price. |
2005-02-04 ZG
I have had this guitar for 4 odd years now. I will never sell/trade it. It never seems to let me down. That's pretty good because I play it a lot. For the money, it was an excellent value. The only real drawback I see is the finish. I really don't li |
2005-02-04 ZG
Well, it's pretty east to see that I like the build quality and playability of this guitar, but the sound always bugged me. I tried SOOOOOOO many things to try and get good tone out of this guitar; nothing worked. I finally just gave up and traded it |
2005-02-04 ZG
It was very hard for me to find a good cheap bass. This fit the bill, and was not a let down. I try to take good care of it, and it looks after me. The tone though man, it has awesome tone! For the price, it is great, overall, it's a cheaper unit for |
2005-02-04 Adam
Since I have not played any other cheapo guitars it is hard to make a comparison. But, I am very glad that I bought this guitar. Were it not for this guitar I would not be playing. I have graduated to better guitars, but I owe Esteban credit for ge |
2005-02-04 Stevie D
I should have saved my money and bought a more expensive guitar. I think that the action is so high that it will prevent my son from learning on it (its hard enough for me and I've been playing for a years).
It looks OK sitting in the corner of a |
2005-02-03 Chaz
I thought about buying a fender and other amps but for the $$ this is the best choice. You can't beat it. Hands down this is a bargain amp no matter what you think. The sound is amazing and with the right overdrive pedal you can have some killer to |
2005-02-02 Zeppelin Fanatic
This amp, for the price, is AWESOME. It's loud, sturdy, flexible, and portable. If you're looking for a small gig amp that won't let you down, this is the one for you. Compared to my friend's Carvin 8x10 stack, it's not loud or anything, but that's h |
2005-02-02 JW
Bottom line: For a beginner on a budget and truly desperate for a bass, then perhaps a Squire would be acceptable for teething. I do beleive a Mexican-made Fender would suit the beginner far better. But don't "fret". Better days and basses await you! |
2005-02-02 Stringy
I'd have no hesitation in recommending this guitar to people. If you want a guitar for performing live I think you should play one of these and decide whether it's good enough for you or not. |
2005-02-01 Cass
I used them at a gig recently and I'm well impressed with them. With lighter and thinner, I could move more easily and had less risk of stick slippage. I'll be stocking up on these. I'v been looking for years for my stick, and i think i've found it. |
2005-02-01 Cass
If you like your 5A sticks, with a slight extra length, and are not put off by the not so popular name, then give Shaw a try. They won't let you down. |
2005-02-01 Cass
Remo have been the bigger name for skins, maybe more so in the UK than the US. So naturally i used them. But now i'm sticking to Evans G2 coated for my toms. If you're having problems with the sound of your toms, eg. too bright (as was my case), thes |
2005-02-01 Golem
Great features for bass, electric bass or
jazz guitar in a trio or quartet, able to
DI to the house and still drive a monitor
cab on stage. All the features and power
you'll need for smaller to midsize venue.
More bottom than you usually need |
2005-02-01 K. jenkins
basically a great all round bass, if u can get your hands on one then i reccommend you get it, seeing as japanese ibanez basses are becoming increasingly rare so im guessing it will retain its value quite well, its basically a poor mans warwick, |
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