On 2003-11-07, anthony rated this Fender Squire a 4...(6054)
Purchase: I paid two twenty for my first guitar and i have a thirty wat amp that was bought for me before my mom died and for some reason it has no distortion to it and i need something to make the sounds i need for our band "infiltrator" and i play the same sound for all of my chordes.I just hope i win the boss so i could sound like i need to when i need to.
Pros: it brings different sounds to our music we play. i need something to bring sound to the music we play yea maybe i could get more guitars or something this is like alot of sounds in one.
Cons:
Quality: its digital it sounds like from reading about it that it is probubly high tech man if i win the boss you will be hearing of us soon.
Review Summary: this is what ive dreamed of getting but i dont have five hundred ends to buy it.by the way you guys have a nice cover page. On 2002-12-10, Streeter W. rated this Fender Squire a 3...(3357)
Purchase: I acquired this very simple and uncomplex unit for around $170. It was given to me last Christmas for I was in dire need of an electric guitar, so I thought.
Pros: I like the stylish view of the Fender made instrument. It is black with a maple neck, very common but classy. It is very easy to restring, a BIG plus for me since I have better things to do than sit around restringing my guitars. The guitar was made very user friendly and easy to pick up and just mess around with.
Cons: For one thing the volume "knob" came loose after like the first month, which didn't really bother me since it still worked. But eventually you had to finess it to a certain possition, which was tricky since you could turn the knob 360 degrees multiple times. Not only that but the full bass and treble pickups hum a little when u switch them on.
Quality: The construction and quality are very good I'd say for the price you pay for it. I know I've dropped it getting it out of my car or banged it walking around a corner, but it just laughs at the punishment. The only problem I had was with the volume knob once, but thats fixed now. Review Summary: If your looking for a cheap, sturdy, easy playing guitar, then this Squire is right for you. May not give you the sound or "flashiness" you may be looking for but its price, its unbeatable. The #1 guitar for beginners.
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JSHO, a mic that works from a greater distance is going to have to have a larger cardioid pattern to pick up those sounds, something like a shotgun mic, or a mic that isn't uni-directional. Getting o
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I would love to have a hybrid but, as Candit stated above, it's just not within my budget right now. My other half is laid off right now. He's due to go back next week. Hopefully there will be a li
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I know someone who ordered a guitar on Ebay and never even received it. I don't know if it was from this guy or not. I have never really bought a lot of used products from the internet because I - w
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Posted by ShackMan:
Or pull a Rogers and Hammerstein style pairing and find someone to write music to your lyrics! And write music that you can put some lyrics to!
It's been done all across history. Kander and Ebb i
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