Rockhouse Learn Rock Guitar Intermediate program will take you from a beginner to an intermediate guitar player faster than you can say Rock and Roll! Students will learn rock and metal scales in depth.
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The Rock House Method Intermediate Learn Rock Guitar Book
July 11th, 2009The Rock House Method Beginner Learn Rock Guitar Book
July 11th, 2009Rockhouse Learn Rock Guitar is a great combo program designed for students with little or no musical experience.
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OnStage 6-inch Gooseneck for Microphone (Black)
July 11th, 20096 in. flexible goosenecks that attach to any microphone stand or adapter with standard 5/8 in. -27 male and female threads. Inside diameter is .338 in..
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Rock House Method Intermediate Learn Keyboards From Blues to Rock Video
July 11th, 2009Learn Keyboards From Blues To Rock, Intermediate DVD is a great way to take your keyboard playing to the next level! It starts with chords and chord voicing including Major 7th, Minor 7th, and Dominant 7th. You’ll learn how to make song rhythms and entire progressions.
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Rock House Method Beginner Learn Keyboards From Blues to Rock Video
July 11th, 2009Designed for someone with little or no experience, you’ll be guided step by step through the basic techniques that will have you playing today! Learn the essentials of playing keyboards, the roots of rock, and key elements of the blues.
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The Rock House Method Hands Of Steel Workout Routines For Guitarists Video
July 11th, 2009This guitar DVD shows one-of-a-kind workout routines that are designed to develop hand strength, dexterity, and coordination needed for guitar players at all levels.
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Marshall MG412A Angled Guitar Speaker Cabinet (120 Watts, 4×12 in.)
July 11th, 2009Designed specifically for Marshall’s MG Series, this cabinet is a perfect match for the MG100RCD, or any head or amp with a speaker extension jack. The MG412A is built to last and value-priced, giving you more for your money. Combined with the straight-front base cabinet, it makes a complete, full-sized stack.
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Feature:
2 things it needs. #1-casters. It’s not very heavy but I installed wheels on it.#2-another input jack would have been nice, but it’s not too bad.
Quality:
Thick wood for being so lightweight. I plan on keeping mine for life. I’ve only done 1 gig so it’s to early to tell how it’ll hold up. It seems to be very sturdy for a $300 dollar cab.
Value:
I think it’s a great value compared to the ones built in England. Mine says “made in korea” but I’m not sure if they’re all made there.
Desirability:
It’s better than crate cabinets in my opinion. I was suprised a cab costing so little would sound so good.
Sound:
I think is sounds great! It was an upgrade from a crate 4×12. The crate rattled if I turned up the bass on my amp, this marshall doesn’t. I play hard rock/metal/classic rock and it covers it all. I did a gig with it and got many compliments on my sound. I’m running a 100 watt randall head thru this thing and it’s KILLER!! It could be that the people who use a combo with less than 50 watts may not get those speakers moving enough to get any decent tone.
Overall:
I may get the straight cab for a full stack.
OnStage 6-inch Gooseneck for Microphone (Chrome)
July 11th, 20096 in. flexible goosenecks that attach to any microphone stand or adapter with standard 5/8 in. -27 male and female threads. Inside diameter is .338 in..
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Marshall MG30FX Guitar Combo Amplifier (30 Watts, 1×10 in.)
July 11th, 2009Marshall’s exclusive, groundbreaking FDD circuitry plus 30 watts of power for killer tones. The MG30FX includes a 10 inch speaker, four switchable channels, and a 3-band EQ that lets you shape your tone. FDD (Frequency Dependent Damping) circuitry gives the MG4 Series the unbelievable depth of sound and unique feel of their legendary, all-tube amps. It does this by emulating the way an all-tube power amp interacts with the speaker(s) it is driving. Plus the easy to use panel controls include gain, followed by a three-band EQ, volume and Master Volume.
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Feature:
All the features you want for all types of music. Didn’t get a footswitch but ordered one off zZounds for $29.99.
Quality:
Haven’t had it long but seems to be well built.
Value:
Compared to similar amps with the same features, I’d take this for the sound alone. It’s my first Marshall but won’t be my last.
Sound:
I’ve play on Peavey and Crate and as far as sound this beats them both especially the distortion is heavy and has alot of punch. Work the effects in and get hundreds of sound.
Ease of Use:
Simple to use.
Support:
Have not used any support.
Overall:
Never had a Marshall but this one was affordable and after playing it I’ll be buying Marshall. Great sound. You get thundering distortion.
Marshall MG250DFX Guitar Combo Amplifier (2×50 Watts, 2×12 in.)
July 11th, 2009Double the power of the feature loaded, versatile MG50DFX and you get the MG250DFX with its stereo, 50W + 50W, power amp driving 2×12 in. custom speakers – awesome!
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Feature:
comes with footswitch. the fx are really good. delay can be set for a really long time.
Quality:
its a marshall duh!
Value:
very well made for the price. got a great deal too
Desirability:
its a sexy marshall duh!
Sound:
awesome sound, really ballsy and beep. there is a lot of bass on the clean channel.
Support:
have had NO problems so far
Overall:
perfect 10