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What gear do y'all have that either by price, aesthetic, or reputation doesn't seem all that high quality, but works? Here's mine:
DigiTech Bad Monkey- Who doesn't want a cheap TS style pedal with a bass cut and a direct-to-mixer amp simulator? This has the most tonez per dollar of any effect pedal on my board.
Johnson Millennium Stereo 150 212- This is probably the only modeling amp I actually like, and I got it in exchange for a MX412 cabinet that was spending it's time as a cupholder more than a speaker. Plus it makes a cool whirring sound when you turn it on, like an old desktop computer.
Taylor Big Baby- This guitar is to this day the only acoustic that I've ever bonded with. I bought it new for a mere $400 dollars, and while it sounded on par with the higher end guitars (and was much louder) it played like crap. After I lowered the nut and bridge and sanded down the neck, it played like a dream. I then installed an LR Baggs Anthem pickup, which now in my mind the best acoustic pickup on the market.
What all do you have that punches above its weight class?
DigiTech Bad Monkey- Who doesn't want a cheap TS style pedal with a bass cut and a direct-to-mixer amp simulator? This has the most tonez per dollar of any effect pedal on my board.
Johnson Millennium Stereo 150 212- This is probably the only modeling amp I actually like, and I got it in exchange for a MX412 cabinet that was spending it's time as a cupholder more than a speaker. Plus it makes a cool whirring sound when you turn it on, like an old desktop computer.
Taylor Big Baby- This guitar is to this day the only acoustic that I've ever bonded with. I bought it new for a mere $400 dollars, and while it sounded on par with the higher end guitars (and was much louder) it played like crap. After I lowered the nut and bridge and sanded down the neck, it played like a dream. I then installed an LR Baggs Anthem pickup, which now in my mind the best acoustic pickup on the market.
What all do you have that punches above its weight class?
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