Guitar Center Allen Park Used

LA Guitar Quartet brought these for their show. I was amazed at how easy it was to get their sound through the PA( Allen&Heath GL2400 mixer, QSC amps, JBL speakers). The sound can best be described as the LA Guitar Quartet only louder. Whish I had some for my own studio.

I bought this guitar as a carry around guitar ( the park, playing at friends house ) it has very good sound. I replaced the plastic saddle with a bone saddle and lowered the action a little bit. I also installed new Matin Phosphor Bronze strings, boy them small changes really made this guitar sound very good.

Works great and the length is something I can't get from electronic stores like Frys or Guitar center.

Got it for use on backpacking trips, with the main attraction being its lightness. Comes with a very nice carrying case with an inside pocket. Also comes with a couple of Allen wrenches, which you will need to tighten the plate to the bottom of your camera. That the Allen wrenches are needed is a bit of a minus for me, but not big enough of a deal to take off a full star. The truth is, for me at least, once the plate is attached to the camera and tightened sufficiently, there really is no need to take it off. Certainly not when you are already in the mountains. For additional stability, you can add more center weight via the convenient hook that's hiding at the bottom of the center pole.

New Ox Box for the lowest price around...seriously undercut Guitar Center and Sweetwater!

This headset is not offered at stores like SamAsh (who makes it) or Guitar center. They will pull out the much higher priced headsets which DON'T work with the lower priced transmitters. The other mikes are too power hungry. This is perfect and works great with my Samson ST-5 transmitter pack and my Samson speaker with built-in receiver. All battery, light and powerful. I am very satisfied with this.

I've been using the same basic guitar center mic stand for almost a decade, and I needed something great to replace it. I've had my eye on this one for a while, and Im so glad I pulled the trigger for it.

Went to Guitar Center and tried on some contenders - Sennheisers and Audio Technica, in the range of $150 - $300 - They all felt like they were crushing my head. These Sony's (or which I already owned 1 pair) are the only ones I can stand for hours at a time. Super light and just really comfy. Nice little bag to keep them in and they're also MUCH smaller to pack and travel with than the others, a big plus when packing for a flight for example! Just really great. Only flaw - I anticipate the earpiece covers may start to flake (my others did) but even if that happens I'd still opt for the comfort of these cans. If SONY could solve that issue they would have 100/100 of my vote. Right now it's 95/100.:)

After a miserable encounter with Guitar Center and my money being held hostage for 3 weeks when I had nothing of theirs. Anywho... B&H was same price. I saved on the taxes by getting a Payboo card. And the gear was shipped very fast. I’m an overly excited with my new layout and the speakers sound great. Great for a small home studio.

I used this stand to mic guitar amps that sit low to the ground. It proves to be sturdy with a good center of balance so it won't tip over. Nothing negative to say about it.