Gear Finder
Let's build a better setup.
Answer a few short questions about how you play. We'll hand back a plan: what to buy first, what can wait, and what to skip. About 60 seconds, no account needed.
Your guitarYour soundYour setupYour budgetWhere do you want to begin?
Two ways to start. Both end with the same thing: your gear plan.
Start from scratch
We ask about your guitar, your style, where you play and what you already own. It takes about 60–90 seconds, and you don't need an account.
- About 11 short questions
- Tell us exactly what you have, or nothing at all
- Great for shopping for a different guitar
Use My Garage
My Garage is your saved gear list — the guitars, amp and pedals you add to your Omni account under "My guitars". If it's filled in, we skip the questions we already know the answer to and only recommend what you're missing.
Sample garage (accounts coming soon)
Skips 3 questions: instrument, guitar and what you own.
01
Tell us how you play
Instrument, style, rooms, goals and what's already in your rig.
02
We check the fit
Compatibility, budget, power needs and duplicates — before anything is suggested.
03
Get a plan, not a pile
What to buy first, what can wait, and what we'd skip — with the reason for each.
What everything does
Not sure which tool you need?
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Gear Finder
A short quiz that gives you a shopping plan: what to buy first, what can wait, what to skip.
Use it when you're asking "what should I buy?"
Your saved gear
My Garage
The list of guitars and gear you own, saved to your account. Other tools read it so you don't repeat yourself.
Use it to save time, and get picks matched to each guitar.
Open My Garage →Track what you own
My Rig
Lives in your dashboard. Build your guitar, pedals and amp, tick what you own, and we recommend what's missing.
Use it to keep track of everything you have.
Open My Rig →Chase a sound
Tone Lab
Pick a sound in your head and get the settings and pedal order that get you there.
Use it when you're asking "how do I sound like that?"
Open Tone Lab →Not sure where to begin? Start with the Gear Finder. When you have a plan, use Build My Rig to check it fits, and Tone Lab to dial in the sound.