Korean Hendrix

I just play and record covers during the time that I have to pass... especially when I've finished my epic packages of homework.

I play various guitar styles including Metal, Jazz, Rock, and Blues.

My current equipment consists of the following: (The instruments I obtained used)

- A 4-year old computer that still works perfectly! (Note, you don't need the most powerful computer to record covers like mine).
- Ibanez RG570 FBL/ RG517 (MIJ, 1997). It's worth is to be within the low 4 figure range - it's your standard 570 (Edge Trem, V pickups, Basswood body), but with a sparkly finish that was released for a limited period of time only, probably in the year it was produced - 1997) With some bargaining however, I copped it off for around 600-700 though.
- Digitech RP350 - My main recording guy. I got this used at my local Craigslist for around $90. It's a little "unnatural" for guitar tone if you don't set it right though, but once you play with tones, it works beautifully. Get a Line6 Pod though if you have the money. I'd surely have gotten that if I had enough money. :(
- Panasonic Lumix DMC-FX8 - This is supposedly my mother's pocket camera that she herself doesn't use, so I keep it.
- Sandisk USB Memory Card Reader,
- Platinum JBL Series Speakers. - $10 used from my local Kijiji.
- OCZ Secure Digital SD Memory card for Camera. I'm sure this was included in some package.
- VOX AD30VT - My main practice/live amp. I bought this at Cosmo Music for around 230. It's a HEAVY amplifier, no doubt. (behind the speaker, it's fully sealed, unlike amps that are hollow from the back. This might have to do with better sustain, imo).
Jasmine FS31C (MIK, no idea when, but likely in the 80s) My father bought this when he was playing guitar for a hobby, but was never intense about it, unlike me. I got this as a gift when I was around twelve.

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