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Music Equipment Reviews, Articles, And "How-To's"

In order to advance your music careers, becoming proficient with your instrument is not only an advantage; it's necessary.

And learning which equipment and gear that is going to serve you well can really bring about an awesome advantage for you.

In a day where new tools are being created every week, it's going to be fairly impossible for you to keep up to date on all of them. Which is of course why I try to keep you up to date, so that you can learn which equipment is worth your time, and which is simply going to be a waste.

This includes software as well. So certain programs that can help you compose (such as Guitar Pro) will certainly be mentioned here.

I'm only going to review equipment that I have personal experience with though, so that way you know all of the knowledge I share will be very practical and based on my real experience with the gear.

I'll also include useful articles that can help you make decisions as to which route you take in music (Such as my article on The Pro's and Cons of Guitar Multi Effects Pedals).

If you are interested in writing a review, just go to the bottom of this page and submit your music equipment article via the form.

Music Equipment Articles

• How To Use The Looper On A Line 6 DL4 Delay Pedal
• The Pro's and Cons of Guitar Multi Effects Pedals
• Things That Really Need To Be Improved On The Line 6 POD (That Stomp Box Pedals Don't Need To Worry About)
• 3 Reasons Why Powered PA Speakers Knock Passive Speakers Out Of The Park

Equipment Reviews

I give 4 starts to the Guitar Pro Software App for iPod Touch/iPad. To say that I was a bit excited to see there was a Guitar Pro app coming out is a little bit of an understatement. But as with everything else, Guitar pro has it's issues (Generally in the technical difficulties category).

My Behringer HA400 Mini Headphone Amplifier Review reveals that although the unit is a decent little thing (perfect for home audio), the cheap power adapter and singular input simply makes it not practical (Although usable) for musicians.

The POD X3 Live Multi-effects pedal board may be an awesome tool, and can create amazing tones, but because of it's reliability issues we find that this one might be better suited for the recording studio

The Marshall MG30 30 Watt Solid state amp gives a sound that is surprisingly good considering it's lack of tubes, and the effects show a really big emphasis on quality, especially the delay and reverb effects.

Software Reviews

Guitar Pro 5 is an Amazing Program that would be much more Awesome without the technical difficulties and consistent crashes...

Soundike Music Shop is an easy to use service that gets you some of the cheapest and highest quality Mp3's around, too bad you can find the exact same files on the pirate bay.

Kristal Recording Software is a Mediocre Digital Workstation that serves it's purpose as a free "Musical Idea Notebook".

Build Your Own Gear!

I recommend you take a look at my Video on How To Build Your Own DIY Ambient Stage Lights. These pot lights can give you just the extra light space you need on the stage to help create a better show for your audience.

Turn Your Experience With Musical Equipment Into A Real Web Page On This Site!

If you have experience with any piece of musical equipment, now is your chance to share that experience with thousands of viewers.

Not only that, but because it will appear on a real web page on this site, you can show the link to all your friends and be seen as a real "expert" on the subject!

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You can now use the following form to submit your Gear Review!

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