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I bought this chromatic tuner over a year ago and I can easily say for £15.50 you can't go wrong. Very simple to use, clear LED display and has an input and output so you can keep it plugged in while you play for easier access. Never gone wrong for me and I don't plan to replace it

I played serious bongos (and Djembe) for 5 years in a band with a pair of 2nd hand bongo which were ok. I have finally invested in a quality pair of bongos. Man, what a difference.You can see that these will last you for a very long time. Very nice finish /sound. Fairly heavy.
Free ride system seems ok.
Too soon to tell but I was worried that it would not fit on a normal bongo stand but it does.
Not cheap but you pay for what you get.

Great product. After lot of research I choses the profire 2626.
Totaly satisfy. I had a line 6 KB37 which was ok but rubbish to record bass. Pre amp are so much better on the profire, Pro tools compatible ... Can't get better for the money. I diddn't check if it was in stock( my fault) and took 4 weeks for it to arrive. Good thing was:they always replyed to my e-mails when I was chasing my order. They dispatched it the same day it arrives and It was delivered in the channel island a couple of days after. Worth the wait.

10 minutes out of the box and I was playing with full backing. First great feature for me was taking songs and just changing the key to cords that I am practicing and instantly thr backing picks it up. The choices of amp sounds and all choices are stunning once you get used to the idea of selecting an item and then using the speed dial to set all the indvidual elements of that item..you can take this anywhere you want.. this is not just a beginners toy which I thought it might be, even my wife came and said "is that you playing" simply because it was a full set sound and not me strumming endless cords. I was able to play those half worked out songs and cords/licks that I know, set up the sound choices I wanted adjusted the tempos while I got into the timming from the drummer and other instuments, I could not switch it off . If this tool does not leep me forward then I don,t know what will. I have never reviewed anything before but this baby made me want to share my views. My local music stores had it from £239 to £249. I have spent loads on things that do not see the light of day anymore I don,t think I KNOW this will be different.

6915 has a good design, and is not to heavy. Its powerfull with a very good deep sound.
Proberly the best loudspeakers according to the price, therefore 8 stars.

6918 har a good design, is not to heavy. Its powerfull with a very good sound.
Proberly the best woofers according to the price, therefore 9 stars.

J2500 is a powerfull amp with a great sound - and is worth any penny. But it`s heavy in weight.

DEQ 230 is very good EQ. Beautifull Design, very simpel to use, and the sound and technic is good.

Although this program is a basic GM2 and a GS midi sound module, I found the program works excellent. I first used it with XP and had no compatibility issues with it what so ever and if you use it properly it is a good aid when learning to use pure MIDI language.
Unfortunately I have found it will not install on a Macbook Pro running OSX version 10.
Other than that, this is a great program.

This is my second Vintage guitar
( The first one a great V100!)
The setup was grat just out of the box ( only a small contact problem of the middle pickup, which was easy to fix) The AV6 is a joy to play and you will find yourself plyaing the same song over and over with different pickupsettings. All tghe different possible sounds are really amazing.
Besides, I have the red one, which looks really wonderful! I love it!!

I have had my vintage VS6 for less than a week and I can say I have had no problems with it at all.

First of all, the cherry red finish is superb, when in a well lit area you can see it's true beauty, and even the wood grain.

Next is the things that are not to do with finish, It stays in tune very well and I haven't had to re-tune it yet, the guitar was ready to play right out of the box, no fret-buzz, good pickup height, and action.

Finally, the sound and build quality is excellent, and matches that of an epiphone! the service is great too, ordered 11pm on thursday, recieved on Monday.

Overall I give this guitar a well deserved 10/10, and I recommend it to anyone and everyone, this guitar has the quality of an Epiphone with the price tag of a starter pack, thank you dolphin music for selling this guitar at a very low price (lower than the retail price on the website!) and thank you for making this customer very happy!

wow, what a great pedal.
solid as a rock, and is the exact tone i was looking for. its cheap too.
its a perfect overdrive, and its plain and simple. theres a lot of power in that small box

A beautiful replication of the original Roland Jupiter 8.
Fat stabs, thick pads, weird fx and a seriously low bass end make for a very unique and versatile synth.

The free update on Arturia's website increases useablity further, Arturia have optimised the programming even further so we now get more instances of this fantastic plugin in our music production host and better polyphony when used in standalone mode.

When will this become be your "go to" synth of choice.

Before I start, I do not own a V-Piano, but as this is a relatively new piece of kit, I thought it would be nice to write a helpful review for those that may be considering purchasing one. Whilst I do not own a V-Piano, I did have the opportunity to spend a fair amount of time with one, and Roland's excellent staff at LIMS 2009, where I also spent 15-20 minutes playing the instrument.

The first thing to note is that this is a completely different way of producing a piano sound. There are no samples at all, each 'Piano' is produced using detailed modelling, which allows you to 'Create' the piano of your choice.

So - moving on, the V-Piano is VERY heavy - don't even think about getting one unless its either going to stay in one place, or you have at least 2 people to move it, as it really is too heavy for one person to do anything with.

The keys themselves are amazing, they easily exceed the beautiful keyboard on the Roland RD700-GX and feel exactly like an acoustic Piano. The action is exactly what y ou would expect as well, and because the instruments are modelled, rather than sampled - the expression is as real as a true piano.

The next thing to note is that this is a pure Piano - there are no other sounds - no EP's, no drums - just Pianos, and there are a fair number of them on offer. Because the Piano uses very sophisticated techniques to reproduce the sound, it is possible to do some things with the V-Piano, that you could not physically do in real life, for example use all steel strings across the piano, or continue using 3 strings per note, right down to the lowest note. These are somewhat gimicky, but show the potential of what is available to you.

Now the important part, what does it play like? Well, it really is an amazing instrument to play, and because of the way the sound is produced, it gives a feeling of reality, that is unsurpassed by anything else digital that I have played. The sound is beautifully reproduced, and the subtleties are faithfully included, whether you are playing a concert grand, or an upright chorus piano. There is easy access to things like tuning, which allows you to get a beautiful chorus effect, that you simply won't find on other instruments, no matter how good the effects are, because on the V-Piano, you are actually detuning strings.

I could go on about how good this is, but you really need to experience it. I played Classical, Jazz, Blues and some contemporary pieces, and there was a piano to match each of these styles, as well as countless more.

At £4,500 - this is not an impulse purchase, neither is the weight, but if you have the need to replicate a number of real acoustic pianos, either on stage, or in a Studio, there is quite simply nothing to beat this. Just make sure you have the muscle available to hoist it into position :)

Well starting off, where I have used this; My collage/ school have a new music room with 25 Macs with one of these hooked up to each one, ALOT of moneys worth. I managed to get the oppertunity to try out GarageBand on one of these macs, It instantly unleased a micro-studio into my hands, I used it to record my bass guitar, being it has a brilliant instrument input (along with a mic input), there was no lag what so ever, I beleive it was real time, or only 1ms latency. I also used this to produce a drum beat and other different parts via the keyboard.

I do not know how well it works with Windows, but with a Mac, it was brilliant, Well worth the money.