Not sure of your price range but this article (and related articles) should help you out
https://www.pianodreamers.com/best-digital-pianos-under-700/
But for a brand new weighted digital piano you’re looking at the £550-£700 mark for starters
Not sure of your price range but this article (and related articles) should help you out
https://www.pianodreamers.com/best-digital-pianos-under-700/
But for a brand new weighted digital piano you’re looking at the £550-£700 mark for starters
cool! thanks so much, will have a gander
Oof this looks pretty special
Says a lot that these days you see something for £2,600 and think not bad.
Can I interest you in an artisinal strat with two humbers and a pointy headstock.
depends on the type of fret wire used.
A pal of mine (a pro with a big pro studio) has the 12 voice one of these. When he got it he had been a modular purist for years but he fell in love with the UDO and wouldn’t leave it alone for about half a year. Now he hasn’t touched it in months and has bought a new half wall of modular stuff
they’re very nice though, aye. Makes me pine for my old Jupiter 6 (which it’s very much modelled after)
I’ve managed to grab one on eBay for cheap - thanks for offer though!
The white one with a black pickguard.
I like the butterscotch one
My vote also.
What is the best looper pedal for a 12 year old? They’ll mainly be playing guitar through it but maybe a mic input would be good too.
Instinct is telling me the basic Boss one is best as it won’t break, but would like to hear suggestions please - anything on the cheap side is welcome too
Have that tiny black Sonicake one from Amazon. Works fine. Simple to use. I use it for writing, not MODERN music so advanced features are of no use to me.
Cost peanuts.
Boss loop pedals tend not to have a mic input, unless it’s the VE-20 Vocal Performer. I have that and it’s great for vocals but overkill for guitar, even though you can just use it as a looper if you want.
The RC-1 one would be perfectly fine, RC-5 has a load of presets that the 12 y/o might have fun playing with. Just get an XLR to 1/4" adapter and they can use the mic too.
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butterscotch on one of those is different + therefore cooler
still need to properly learn how to use my RC-big bastard with three pedals
want to figure out the bypass mode, think it has a hidden one but idk
or just to fix the way it causes ‘tone suck’ or whatever you’d call it