01-09-2016, 05:27 PM
I can't really afford anything super nice (and with my kids, it'd probably get damaged anyway), but I'm happy with the cheap little setup I have:
Epiphone LP special II (translucent blue)
![[Image: 300px-LpspecialPT.jpg]](http://www.epiphonewiki.com/images/thumb/4/42/LpspecialPT.jpg/300px-LpspecialPT.jpg)
Roland Cube 30 (just big enough to jam with a drummer if I ever get back into it)
![[Image: _c36857_image_0.jpg]](http://profile.ultimate-guitar.com/profile_mojo_data/4/2/0/3/420333/pics/_c36857_image_0.jpg)
I'm planning out swapping out the pickups at some point this year. Also, I can't possibly understate how excited I'll be when I get this piece of gear at tax time:
![[Image: 357329.jpg]](https://www.thomann.de/pics/prod/357329.jpg)
If you're not familiar with this pedal (the Digitech Trio), it's basically a backing band in a pedal. You plug your guitar in, play some chords and the pedal will come up with a bass line and drums that match the chord progression. Such a neat tool for songwriting, making demos or practicing lead. Here's a demonstration of the pedal:
Epiphone LP special II (translucent blue)
Roland Cube 30 (just big enough to jam with a drummer if I ever get back into it)
I'm planning out swapping out the pickups at some point this year. Also, I can't possibly understate how excited I'll be when I get this piece of gear at tax time:
If you're not familiar with this pedal (the Digitech Trio), it's basically a backing band in a pedal. You plug your guitar in, play some chords and the pedal will come up with a bass line and drums that match the chord progression. Such a neat tool for songwriting, making demos or practicing lead. Here's a demonstration of the pedal:
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