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Thanks for the kind words Xavi.

Thank you for the kind words Don! Can you tell me more about the strat you had in one of your videos?

I try to play whenever I can. Like when my son is at school or for the odd bit of free time I get. Sometimes I waste my time and that gives me a lot of anxiety. Anyway, thanks for watching.

@@SiddharthKarunakaran I got that Strat in 1984. My friend in another state got it for me, brand new $199 with a cheap hardshell case. It was built in Japan, had tremolo bar which I lost years ago, never used it though. It had a locking tremolo system, but I disarmed it , didn't like tuning from down at the bridge. I had a friend change the pickguard to black a couple years ago. I should play it more often for sure,

Thanks for watching Don!

Thanks for the kind words.

Thanks for the kind words.

oh, and remember they must be under one minute and filmed with the phone "vertical" rather than horizontal

@@RickMcCargar Thanks for your help. I think it has to be within 90 seconds. Also it will be in vertical format and will detoriate sound quality because I don't know how to use OBS in shorts.

@@SiddharthKarunakaran it's definitely 60 seconds or less. 15 seconds gets the most traffic.

@@RickMcCargar ua-cam.com/users/shortsBk9089RBInE?si=IK3lRArYOPQKUoJi

@@SiddharthKarunakaran your description for that video should read: #Shorts Just a short blues snippet from Andy Paoli I have been working on.

You aren't too bad yourself. One day I will learn to improvise like you.

Thanks for the kind words.

Nice to see you here Rick! Keep the music alive! Thanks for the kind words.

Hey bro, as per my experience with cort cr series, I would say custom has better quality parts as you mentioned but that doesn't make it a better guitar. The one I bought had numerous fret rocker issues as in the frets were not level and I had to learn how to do that by myself. Also, it had the electronic issues as mentioned in this video and I have bought all sorts of pots and knobs to correct it as I gave it in my local music store and they made a mess of it so I have to do the electronics overhaul by myself. Just waiting until I can get a bit of free time. Also, it is pretty redundant between making a decision between the cr 300 and the cr custom as custom production stopped a long time ago and you can only get it second hand. Which I don't advice you do or you will end up with a bad apple like me. So you have no choice but to go for the cr 300. It is a better guitar but its tuners are not as good. Pickup wise, it has more clarity thanks to it being active. I don't find a difference between the bridges and the tail pieces. Anyway, as I said, if you want to buy new, then you have no choice. And I would strongly advice against buying a used cr custom. Especially not without being able to play one first.

@@SiddharthKarunakaran Thanks for the detailed reply. I will go with a CR300.

Thank you. I am using Blackstar Silverline 100W Head and matching cab.

Please give some pointers and tips on how to improvise the blues. Because I checked out your channel and you seem to be very good at that. You also seem to be using triads to make it sound cool. I don't know how to improvise. I just memorize and regurgitate solos that other people have made. Please help if you would be so kind, sir.

Out of production. Not good. Don't buy. Even second hand. Pots cheap. Wiring questionable. Numerous dead frets everywhere. Don't buy.

@@SiddharthKarunakaran How about Cr250, cr280 and cr300? U have any any idea about these guitars?

@@dingding70743They are all fantastic guitars. Worth many times over their price. Can't go wrong with them. I have 4 electric guitars and my Cort CR300 will always be no1.

@@SiddharthKarunakaran Yes Cr300 is a great guitar. But my problem is it came with only one colour. If not I would have bought it

@@dingding70743Then you can always go for cr250 or cr200 as the color you prefer. There is no cr280. Go for it. All the models are good only. Unless you get a b stock

Please don't buy Jackson Dinky DK3XR. It ain't worth it. The guitar doesn't feel right. Save your money and buy some other type of guitar. That's my 2 cents. It is not worth it.

​@@SiddharthKarunakaran Oh... Gotcha, thank you for information. I have to shop in a physical store in Bulgaria and I can buy the following models with the resources I have. If you had to make a choice, which would you choose? (I wish I had the opportunity to shop from a place with more varieties, but unfortunately not.) -Jackson adrian smith sdx hss -Squier classic vibe 40 sss -Jackson js32q -Fender Squier® Cont Strat® Specl HT -ESP LTD EC-256 BLACK SATIN -ESP LTD Viper-256 STBC Or should I get an affinity telecaster with Jackson js32? Because unfortunately I can't see a decent alternative that fits my budget :( I'm really stuck now.

Sorry for late reply. The ESP LTD EC-256 might be good. But I don't have first hand knowledge of any of these guitars. Cort CR-300 is the way to go. But if they are out of stock then bad luck. Whatever you do don't buy Jackson or Squier at this price point. Never heard of a classic vibe 40 though. @@rivesenity

So which one did you buy? Tell us. @@rivesenity

did you check to see if your switch wiring came undone re ground?

@@RickMcCargar Hi Rick, nice to hear from you. I broke the wiring in an attempt to fix it. Will have to take it to my local music store and let them fix it for me.

@@SiddharthKarunakaran good time to buy a soldering iron and some solder, and learn to repair your guitar!

Thanks a lot. That's true.

Thanks father.