New at Swee Lee- the Ibanez JBM100. I respect Jake Bowen; he's one heck of a player but I'm not quite into his band. By the way, do you have $3K to spare for this? Hmm...
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hi!
do you have any experience with the boss SD1? I don't know if there are big differences between MIT or MIJ if I intend to mod it.
Hi my friend :-) my experience with the SD1 is limited- it was a borrowed piece from a friend, the MIT version. in any case, you need bionic ears to separate the J version from the T version. i didn't use it as a stand alone unit anyway so there's limited appreciation for its default tone.
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