Essentially a vintage specced Jazzmaster like shown, but the icing on the cake would be in that Ocean Turquoise they offer in the mod shop.

Following this topic. My improv solos tend to just sound like Pentatonic scales. 😬

Did you end up picking up the PRS? They're great guitars. Of all my guitars, my favorite right now is also my cheapest; J Mascis Squier Jazzmaster. It's a great instrument for the money and one I'd definitely recommend if you can find them in India.

That video is sick! Awesome stuff.

I have a bad habit of not muting my Helix presets when I save them. I'll put my volume pedal at 0, change presets, and then wham I'm hit with the terrible sound of feedback or a rogue string pop that I had carelessly hit. Probably the worst Sunday embarrassment I’ve ever had playing at church though was this - First, we were transitioning due to our staff WL moving away, and were dependent upon a wonderful but stretched thin volunteer. She hits me up fairly last-minute, desperate for someone to jump in on acoustic as our old WL generally played his and they had forgotten to schedule a replacement for that specific week. Sure, and I vaguely know most of the songs except one of them is totally new and we didn't have a recording for reference. The team had managed a quick rehearsal without an acoustic player on Wednesday but had practiced in G and the lead vocalist on this song was struggling. They decided to change the key to D to better fit her vocal range. New WL does their best, writes out a new chart (instead of importing), uploads it to Planning Center a few hours before services, but totally forgot to update the intro (two measures of root). Service starts and I lead off with two measures of G as that was what was written. I did find it odd that the song would start with a fourth but again the song was new. The lady leading the song jumps right in—with vocals in the key of G. Uh oh. So there we are, just casually playing a verse and a chorus in a key that is absolutely not what she’s singing. She tends to remove her in-ears during worship and did so after the first two lines, which means she can’t hear us panicking, the new WL yelling in our ears to just cut the song, or our poor attempts at course correction. She is also struggling to sing notes way too high for her vocal range and while she is doing the best she can during the situation, there was a bit of vocal whack-a-mole. Eventually we all stop playing and she sings an A Cappella chorus leading to some very awkward silence and a few rogue claps from the congregation. As we wrap up and gather for a debrief, it became painfully obvious that my errant notes caused the derailment. While I play electric two or three Sundays a month (and Bass occasionally), I have not been asked to return on acoustic. 😂