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I always reckon you can’t go wrong with a Yamaha, their gear always punches way above its price point.

A good day for common sense, for a change and, as always, a good day for the lawyers.

IIRC the two jack sockets are for if you are hooking up another cab (I could be way off base here and I’m more than happy to be corrected by those who know better/for sure). However, just plug the micro amp into either socket, you’ll be fine.

Greetings, Iain.

I remember entering the competition in the NME to win that guitar. I also remember not winning and thinking that the winner’s tiebreak answer was pretty good (I loathe the NME because…) and a worthy winner.

That works .

Yep! Therein lie the important chord tones, which will add flavour to your soloing.

A common mistake is for folk to stick to the minor pentatonic when improvising, whether the key or chord is major or minor. Try and make sure you’re complimenting the chord by emphasising the 3rd note. A lot of players tend to play through the scales from one end to the other. Stand out from the crowd by making some interesting, intervalic jumps (Carl Verheyen is the king of this, check him out). Don’t be in a hurry to show your chops too early, build to a crescendo and release (the solo from Stairway is a great example of this).

PRS SE CE24

I bought the Classic Vibe 50s Tele many years ago. All that remains of the original beast are, the neck and hardware, neck plate, control plate and scratch plate, although that’s been modded to accept the new neck pickup. The old body has become a small table and the old hardware is cluttering up a cupboard. Can’t help on the tuner ratio thing I’m afraid.

Or, pretty much, exactly the same.

I bet that very subtle change in the graphics really pisses Klon off, which makes me smile.