Insanely cheap, but not cheaply made.
Like buying used gear, but with extra protections.
Specifically the original "block letter" Peavey 5150 amplifier.
Oddly, Smith did not offer a comment in the press release.
"We're doing some models, like the Flying V with 24 frets."
Serving up a massive 3A (three Amp, or 3,000mA) output.
Yes, the one from all the '90s Megadeth photos.
An affordable Sully that looks anything but affordable.
If you haven't experienced the fuzzy majesty that is the Seymour Duncan Psychedelic Strat Pickups, allow Pat Beers of The
Sorry, bassists. Alright not really.
