Guitar 1: Home built VA spec super strat with EMGs, tele wiring in pos 3 and quilted maple body. Guitar 2: Yamaha MSG with custom Armstrong pickups. Guitar 3: Takamine 12 string acoustic.
Tough question. Depends on what stage of development or state of mind tonally and sonically. May change but as of now I have to have my Ibanez AZ s style. And probably a T style and my Yamaha revstar and I would be good for now.
I'm stil looking for the 3rd guitar, but I'm quite happy with my tele and les paul. Both great for the more vintage type tones. I'd love to add something abit more modern as the last guitar.
I have too many guitars. Number one spot goes to Gibson Nighthawk standard 3 I have two, a 96 and a 2012 re-issue. Number two would be my PRS NF3 from 2010. (my small bodied strat) Three is tricky, so many contenders... This week it goes to my Knaggs Chesapeake Choptank. Kind of a tele with strat electronics. Not big on semi-hollow and I'm too small a frame to be comfy with a 335 style.
anything with humbuckers and splits (HSS, HSH, HH) (i use a strandberg boden 6 trem), a comfortable 8 string with good split tones, and a good acoustic. i’m not picky.
Almost any seasoned guitarist will fall back on the staples. LesPaul, strat, tele. Then semi hollow and shredder styles are next in line. I'm giving this NF3 a try. It's different.
My 1 & 2 are easy; it's my P90 Revstar & my MJT thinline Tele. But number 3 is tricky, do I go Baritone? Do I Go Hollowbody Gretsch? Do I just go with a Dreadnaught? Or an ES-alike? Another Tele/Revstar? Not entirely sure....which is probably why I have several number 3s.
i really only NEED a silver sky. but if i had to have three, a prs hollowbody piezo for humbuckers and acoustic tones through the helix and a parlor guitar for on the couch or around a campfire
Reverend 6 Gun HPP , Sire H7V and a Martin D28. I have the first 2 (among too many others), and a Breedlove acoustic. But if I had to choose 3, those would be it. If it were 3 electrics, then add a Tele.
If I were to acquire a third guitar it would be something with dual humbuckers, such as revstar, LP, PRS McCarty or ES 339 (whichever I find first that I like). A dual humbucker guitar would complement the guitars I already own, a Yamaha Revstar (P90s) and an American Vintage II strat, nicely.
No Fair !! Three are not enough ! #1 Modulus Q5 bass #2 MIJ Strat #3 SG #4 DGT #5 335 Type #6 Les Paul Current totals 10 basses, 24 thin stringers. Ideal number ? = n+1
Heritage 535 (335 style), G&L Strat or Tele styles, you decide if Tele or Strat, electrically to me a 335, and either a Strat or Tele. I only have the Heritage and really don't care to own any Fenders or any more Gibsons, had them all! I have a Godin SA Multiac electric nylon and looking for a real quality nylon nonelectric guitar, 2 electrics and my nylons to me is all you need unless you want a steel string acoustic guitar, and you'll have every great sound available. You only need 2 electrics, my humble opinion.
@user-ri3gh6yb5kThat may be true but more people should know about John. The thing about his playing is that it’s accessible to a wide audience. There’s a ton of technical virtuoso players on UA-cam but few that actually make music.
@user-ri3gh6yb5k I agree with you and now that I think about it, I remember that he has a wife, kid and dogs. My friend was on the road with Carrie Underwood for 11 years and he told me he never got to see his daughter grow up so he told Carrie he didn't want to go on the road anymore, so there's that to consider.
My strat, one of my LPs, and my 61 Gibson ES330 with P90s. The LP does classic dual humbucker duties. The Strat does......strat things, and the ES 330 can do pretty much anything you ask it to do!
I used to have 11 guitars, then I bought a 20+ year old PRS McCarty with a solid rosewood neck and sold everything but that and a backup. The others were amazing, but my PRS sounds like me when I play it
I also have an early 2000s McCarty with a rosewood neck. Such an amazing guitar. The coil splitting actually sounds like a single coil should. If I could only choose one it’d be that one for sure.
My ASAT Semihollow and my Simon and Patrick L-00 copy are all I need. Third is currently a tele that I try different mods on but I may move it in someday in favor of something else like an Eastman Romeo or a Comins GCS.
I literally have 3 guitars and gig all the time 🤣 I'm only taking 2 to glastonbury. I never really understood why so many guitarists have collections, it just seems like consumerism past a point. All you need is a couple of versatile guitars and a couple of modellers and you can do any gig.
Required list: - Strat S-S-S - Something with dual HB, LP - Semi hollow, ES335 - Big hollow body, Gretsch - 7 string - Bass (yes, you should have a bass) - a kit guitar that you mess around with and change all the time, Tele?
CS relic Strat, Black with Tort guard. Tele Thinline, Ocean Turquoise, WRHB`s. RG550, aged white, stock everything. SHIT, forgot about an acoustic...Taylor Big Baby.
1. Nashville telecaster with 5 way switch Bridge, Bridge/Mid, Bridge/Neck, Mid/Neck, Neck 2. PRS 24-08 3. Taylor 314 CE. I could cover any of the guitar gigs I do with those three.
I have 3 electric guitars. A Les Paul Standard, PRS SE humhum, A Nashville tele with A killer pickup set and configuration. Besides an acoustic that's it. Love the channel.
PRS Fiore (HSS S-style), Eastman T64 (improved Epiphone Casino/ES-330), PRS Vela semi-hollow (Actually the 3 of my 48 guitars I am playing all the time.)
Uhhh… I own two. A Gretsch Black Phoenix as my #1, and a Gretsch electromatic Jet that serves as my backup in case I break a string during a show. That’s the minimum, in my opinion - a great guitar, and a backup.
Out of the guitars i own, my PRS 53/10, EJ strat and third slot would be difficult. Greco SA1200 (335), Satriani JS1200? As much as i love the greco it might have to be the JS as it would be the only double locking shed machine. The PRS can do most of what I'd need with the 335 anyway
Pretty much the same, tele strat, 335. Although, I really want to try a Fender Starcaster with wide range humbuckers, 9.5" C-Shape neck, and then add a Duesenberg Les Trem 2. Could it be a one guitar solution? I suspect I could live with a really nice SG with P90s too.
I have 7 guitars but if I had to choose, my d18 my telecaster and my Gibsonia es 339. Can cover most of the bases. I would miss my 78 les Paul custom, and 360 ricken backer
Tele, Baum Wingman, Les Paul Special (P90). But, it would suck not having a Strat and 335. Hard to choose between a Les Paul Special and a P90 335. But I definitely play my Wingman more than my Strat. Much as I love the Strat, I almost always use it for neck pickup, only rarely the middle or fourth and almost never the bridge or second - and the Wingman Trem & beefier bridge tone is so better than the Strat. Haven't tried the Baum Celestor, but if it's as good as the Wingman could go Tele, Celestor, 335 (P90).
I have way too many guitars I've collected over the years. If it came down to 3 though, it would be my PRS core for tone versatility, My J-45 and my Ibanez bass. That way I could always still do recordings. W/keys and drums.
Tele (have), Es-335 (don't have) and 12 string acoustic (have) I have several guitars but don't have a 335. I almost put my Duesenberg in its place, but I think a really good 335 would probably win out ultimately. If not, I've always got the Duesenberg! lol My Les Paul is really good, but its small body keeps it off the list, because I play sitting down, and it's less comfortable than playing bigger body guitars.
I think the easiest to pull off for me would be Strat, something with two humbuckers, and something with two P90s. If I wanted to really get interesting though I could do Strat, something with a humbucker in the bridge and P90 (or humbucker sized P90) in the neck, and then something fun like a Taylor T5 or a big box hollowbody Gretsch or something. Maybe even an acoustic.
where is the DGT? 🤭 I have 3 electric guitars… exactly what the same selection you got: Tele, Es335 and Strat, love them but find the es335 slightly too big. I need a bigger home or a smaller body humbucker guitar
If I had to start all over again I would get a decent guitar for around 500-800$€£ which is really possible and the rest as much as you can spend a really good valve amp. It’s the amp that makes 90% of the sound or more😬. However this doesn’t respond to John’s question 😮
One single coil, one humbucker and one acoustic would be my choice. Currently a Jazzmaster, a semi hollow and a grand auditorium. But I find it nearly impossible to get under 7 gtrs.
Strat, 335, tele. I completely agree with many others that these could get me almost everything I’d need in a band or studio setting. I do have a great sg with vibrola (that actually stays in tune) that I’d maybe switch out the 335 for. But usually, I reach for 335.
I've got versions of all 3 & I'd be happy if I could be 1 fifth of what I've just heard being demonstrated on this video. He can make a guitar sing .... a bloody good player this boy.
Right! I would consider giving up a couple of guitars to play as well as our boy here! They told me that if I practiced enough, I could be that good too? They lied.
@@robbyclark6915I guarantee you there were years John was playing at least 8hrs a day. To get that level of competence takes commitment Most ppl can’t fathom unless ur a kid and don’t have to work lol.
@@ScottsGuitar definitely. I never understood when I was younger, why I got to a certain level and then stagnated until I heard Steve Via say he practiced 8 hrs a day!! I said, well, I guess I never will get to that level, lol.
@@robbyclark6915 haha I totally get it. I started playing at 12 and vai was my hero growing up. I played more than was probably healthy back then… 😂 thank god for stretching.
tele, classical, dreadnaught ... maybe swap the last out with a bass guitar. If you mean electric then tele, strat (or superstrat) and lespaul will do the trick
335, Strat, Tele (and an acoustic)
PRS Modern Eagle 1, ES335, Stratocaster.
Dreadnaught acoustic (spruce top, mahogany body) Tele, Les Paul
My choice would pretty much be the same as yours. Telecaster, Strat and 335
Guitar 1: Home built VA spec super strat with EMGs, tele wiring in pos 3 and quilted maple body. Guitar 2: Yamaha MSG with custom Armstrong pickups. Guitar 3: Takamine 12 string acoustic.
Ever checked out a Gretsch?
I think one would sound good in your hands!
1. Jason becker kiesel (shred guitar)
2. Les paul or another humbucker 12 radius like esp
3.PRS silver sky or another single coil 7 radius
I am going PRS Custom 24, Fender Lonestar Strat, and PRS McCarty 594.
Tough question. Depends on what stage of development or state of mind tonally and sonically. May change but as of now I have to have my Ibanez AZ s style. And probably a T style and my Yamaha revstar and I would be good for now.
strat, tele and a humbucker type. i have a t-style with humbuckers but i don't consider that a 'tele'. i have a hankering for a tele.
I'm stil looking for the 3rd guitar, but I'm quite happy with my tele and les paul. Both great for the more vintage type tones. I'd love to add something abit more modern as the last guitar.
No mini Humbuckers folks....... Gotta try them.
Give me a wiggle stick, or give me death!!!!
I’m thinking a 335, a 12 fret Brazilian Rosewood/Adirondack 000 slot head and a telecaster.
Stratocaster, Steel string 000, Nylon string flamenco
Specifically: Kauffmann S63 and Martin Custom Shop 000, Stephen Hill Classical.
Nice 👍
I have too many guitars.
Number one spot goes to Gibson Nighthawk standard 3 I have two, a 96 and a 2012 re-issue.
Number two would be my PRS NF3 from 2010. (my small bodied strat)
Three is tricky, so many contenders...
This week it goes to my Knaggs Chesapeake Choptank. Kind of a tele with strat electronics.
Not big on semi-hollow and I'm too small a frame to be comfy with a 335 style.
Tele is my number one
Followed by a Strat
I’d like to have 335 or possibly a Gretsch just to expand the choices
anything with humbuckers and splits (HSS, HSH, HH) (i use a strandberg boden 6 trem), a comfortable 8 string with good split tones, and a good acoustic. i’m not picky.
Almost any seasoned guitarist will fall back on the staples. LesPaul, strat, tele. Then semi hollow and shredder styles are next in line. I'm giving this NF3 a try. It's different.
My 1 & 2 are easy; it's my P90 Revstar & my MJT thinline Tele. But number 3 is tricky, do I go Baritone? Do I Go Hollowbody Gretsch? Do I just go with a Dreadnaught? Or an ES-alike? Another Tele/Revstar? Not entirely sure....which is probably why I have several number 3s.
I think you left out a “0” after the “3”?
LP, Super Strat (with Floyd) and a Tele.
i really only NEED a silver sky. but if i had to have three, a prs hollowbody piezo for humbuckers and acoustic tones through the helix and a parlor guitar for on the couch or around a campfire
I love a decent Strat. Good to see you included an SSS - probably sacrilege but I'd include a 000-28 acoustic instead of the Strat
Tele, Les Paul and PRS Silver Sky
Reverend 6 Gun HPP , Sire H7V and a Martin D28. I have the first 2 (among too many others), and a Breedlove acoustic. But if I had to choose 3, those would be it. If it were 3 electrics, then add a Tele.
If I were to acquire a third guitar it would be something with dual humbuckers, such as revstar, LP, PRS McCarty or ES 339 (whichever I find first that I like). A dual humbucker guitar would complement the guitars I already own, a Yamaha Revstar (P90s) and an American Vintage II strat, nicely.
Super Strat, Explorer, 335
Could do with Gretsch G5421 & G5622T & Sire S3 hss...
Only the G5622T to buy...and a Fender PR-180E (resonator) 😅
Giffin Strat, Xotic Strat, Lowden F32. Done!
My Revstar does everything
Fender Baja Telecaster
PRS Modern Eagle V
Martin OM
No Fair !!
Three are not enough !
#1 Modulus Q5 bass
#2 MIJ Strat
#3 SG
#4 DGT
#5 335 Type
#6 Les Paul
Current totals 10 basses, 24 thin stringers.
Ideal number ? = n+1
Oh ! I forgot.
Need an acoustic as well ... and a fretless ... 🙄
Something with P90s and something with Filtertrons too
Love your videos. What pick do you use?
Heritage 535 (335 style), G&L Strat or Tele styles, you decide if Tele or Strat, electrically to me a 335, and either a Strat or Tele. I only have the Heritage and really don't care to own any Fenders or any more Gibsons, had them all! I have a Godin SA Multiac electric nylon and looking for a real quality nylon nonelectric guitar, 2 electrics and my nylons to me is all you need unless you want a steel string acoustic guitar, and you'll have every great sound available. You only need 2 electrics, my humble opinion.
3 LOL, lucky to have one good one.
I only have two guitars and bro asks me for an extra one. Thanks John 😅
A Strat and 3 amps :)
1. Tele
2. 335
3. All done. I'd use the money for #3 for a keyboard
Ha ha, suckered! There were already 3 keyboards there! You need 3 axes!! I brought 4...
Strat, prs custom 24-08, Taylor 214ce ❤
Tele. Tele. Tele.
You should be touring instead of making these videos. I think you're one of the best players I've seen on UA-cam.
@user-ri3gh6yb5kThat may be true but more people should know about John. The thing about his playing is that it’s accessible to a wide audience. There’s a ton of technical virtuoso players on UA-cam but few that actually make music.
Right he can do Di meola
He probably makes more money doing UA-cam. Gigging locally would be more enjoyable I figure.
@user-ri3gh6yb5k I agree with you and now that I think about it, I remember that he has a wife, kid and dogs. My friend was on the road with Carrie Underwood for 11 years and he told me he never got to see his daughter grow up so he told Carrie he didn't want to go on the road anymore, so there's that to consider.
@@hotrodjones74 Unless you're at the top of the food chain, you're probably right.
My strat, one of my LPs, and my 61 Gibson ES330 with P90s. The LP does classic dual humbucker duties. The Strat does......strat things, and the ES 330 can do pretty much anything you ask it to do!
LP, Strat, 355, Tele. I know that's technically 4 but... I would just tell the guy "I'm taking 4."
Yep. These are the 4 for me as well.
I used to have 11 guitars, then I bought a 20+ year old PRS McCarty with a solid rosewood neck and sold everything but that and a backup. The others were amazing, but my PRS sounds like me when I play it
I also have an early 2000s McCarty with a rosewood neck. Such an amazing guitar. The coil splitting actually sounds like a single coil should. If I could only choose one it’d be that one for sure.
Got a 2006 PRS McCarty Rosewood neck and found some 58/15LT’s. Beautiful guitar!
My ASAT Semihollow and my Simon and Patrick L-00 copy are all I need. Third is currently a tele that I try different mods on but I may move it in someday in favor of something else like an Eastman Romeo or a Comins GCS.
I literally have 3 guitars and gig all the time 🤣 I'm only taking 2 to glastonbury. I never really understood why so many guitarists have collections, it just seems like consumerism past a point. All you need is a couple of versatile guitars and a couple of modellers and you can do any gig.
Exactly the same, 335, Tele, Strat, and not necessarily from the F & G.
Strat, JEM, Acoustic, (+ my jazz bass is that cheating?)
ES-335
Stat or Tele
Classical guitar.
Tele, Strat,335
LP, Tele, Strat..
Strat, Tele, and a Hollowbody w/humbuckers, covers everything. Bonus would be a solid body with P90s for a pure rock machine.
I like the way you snuck a 4th guitar in there!
Hollowbody with P90's is also a pure rock machine if you want it to be.
Semi-hollow...
Used your discount for the Tim Miller arpeggio course. Feel like it was so cheap I almost felt bad, so I bought some of his books too...
Strat, Les Paul and Semi hollow, which I would also try to use for faux Tele sounds and close mic for faux acoustic sounds.
3 x 59 bursts please
My Les Paul Axcess, Ibanez JSM10 (poor man’s 335) and my nylon string classical
Tele, G6120 and a Les Paul with P90
Required list:
- Strat S-S-S
- Something with dual HB, LP
- Semi hollow, ES335
- Big hollow body, Gretsch
- 7 string
- Bass (yes, you should have a bass)
- a kit guitar that you mess around with and change all the time, Tele?
Scott Walker special or santa cruz , Linda Manzer archtop , Alembic darling
An Om solid wood flattop, a Strat and a hollow body with P-90's preferably -or es-335 type
CS relic Strat, Black with Tort guard. Tele Thinline, Ocean Turquoise, WRHB`s. RG550, aged white, stock everything. SHIT, forgot about an acoustic...Taylor Big Baby.
I seem to always come back to a 335, tele and a Supro Dual Tone
Fender American Acoustasonic Jaguar, Ibanez Artcore 520H, Gibson SG Future
Telecaster, Ibanez AZ and a ES335
Up till a month ago, no doubt, 335-LP-Tele Custom with Hum on neck but 2010 CS Strat Pro is SO GOOD!! Need Core 4 imho!!! All bases covered!!!
1. Nashville telecaster with 5 way switch Bridge, Bridge/Mid, Bridge/Neck, Mid/Neck, Neck
2. PRS 24-08
3. Taylor 314 CE.
I could cover any of the guitar gigs I do with those three.
1. 335 style, semi hollow, humbuckers
2. S-type, single coils
3. LP style, P90s
I have 3 electric guitars. A Les Paul Standard, PRS SE humhum, A Nashville tele with A killer pickup set and configuration. Besides an acoustic that's it. Love the channel.
PRS Fiore (HSS S-style), Eastman T64 (improved Epiphone Casino/ES-330), PRS Vela semi-hollow
(Actually the 3 of my 48 guitars I am playing all the time.)
My Aiersi Smallman Classical, my MÍA Fender Strat and after that it would be in between my modded MIM Strat or my Gibson 135.
If it's to be only Three then it would be my Yamaha SA 1000, my American Standard Strat and 2005 Gibson DC special.
I own a Fender Strat, Squier Tele Thinline & Epiphone DG-335. I do also have a PRS Santana SE, but I never connected with it & don't play it.
Uhhh… I own two. A Gretsch Black Phoenix as my #1, and a Gretsch electromatic Jet that serves as my backup in case I break a string during a show. That’s the minimum, in my opinion - a great guitar, and a backup.
My EBMM Stingray, Rickenbacker 1993 Plus (electric 12) and Martin D-35. May I keep my Rustic Ash Telecaster as well? 🤓🎸
1) Grand Auditorium acoustic. 2) Telecaster. 3) Another Telecaster.
Out of the guitars i own, my PRS 53/10, EJ strat and third slot would be difficult. Greco SA1200 (335), Satriani JS1200? As much as i love the greco it might have to be the JS as it would be the only double locking shed machine. The PRS can do most of what I'd need with the 335 anyway
Gibson Murphy lab Les Paul, Martin D-28, and a PRS John McLaughlin model.
Pretty much the same, tele strat, 335. Although, I really want to try a Fender Starcaster with wide range humbuckers, 9.5" C-Shape neck, and then add a Duesenberg Les Trem 2. Could it be a one guitar solution? I suspect I could live with a really nice SG with P90s too.
1. Really good quality stratocaster
2.335
3. Modern strat HSS (suhr)
I have 7 guitars but if I had to choose, my d18 my telecaster and my Gibsonia es 339. Can cover most of the bases. I would miss my 78 les Paul custom, and 360 ricken backer
Tele, Baum Wingman, Les Paul Special (P90). But, it would suck not having a Strat and 335. Hard to choose between a Les Paul Special and a P90 335. But I definitely play my Wingman more than my Strat. Much as I love the Strat, I almost always use it for neck pickup, only rarely the middle or fourth and almost never the bridge or second - and the Wingman Trem & beefier bridge tone is so better than the Strat. Haven't tried the Baum Celestor, but if it's as good as the Wingman could go Tele, Celestor, 335 (P90).
I have way too many guitars I've collected over the years. If it came down to 3 though, it would be my PRS core for tone versatility, My J-45 and my Ibanez bass. That way I could always still do recordings. W/keys and drums.
Tele (have), Es-335 (don't have) and 12 string acoustic (have) I have several guitars but don't have a 335. I almost put my Duesenberg in its place, but I think a really good 335 would probably win out ultimately. If not, I've always got the Duesenberg! lol My Les Paul is really good, but its small body keeps it off the list, because I play sitting down, and it's less comfortable than playing bigger body guitars.
Charvel pro mod HSS, Epi LP custom, reverend double agent og (or American pro 2 strat)
I think the easiest to pull off for me would be Strat, something with two humbuckers, and something with two P90s. If I wanted to really get interesting though I could do Strat, something with a humbucker in the bridge and P90 (or humbucker sized P90) in the neck, and then something fun like a Taylor T5 or a big box hollowbody Gretsch or something. Maybe even an acoustic.
My holy trinity at the moment consists of: Silver Sky, SA2200, PRS DGT
Collings city limits Jazz, Collings I-35 Deluxe, Godin multiac nylon
Paul Reed Smith custom 24 CE, a Tele and a Les Paul. Don’t tell my other 12 guitars! lol!
where is the DGT? 🤭
I have 3 electric guitars… exactly what the same selection you got: Tele, Es335 and Strat, love them but find the es335 slightly too big. I need a bigger home or a smaller body humbucker guitar
If I had to start all over again I would get a decent guitar for around 500-800$€£ which is really possible and the rest as much as you can spend a really good valve amp. It’s the amp that makes 90% of the sound or more😬. However this doesn’t respond to John’s question 😮
1.Tele
2.335
3. Some kind of P 90 guitar, Les Paul or Jazz Master
One single coil, one humbucker and one acoustic would be my choice. Currently a Jazzmaster, a semi hollow and a grand auditorium. But I find it nearly impossible to get under 7 gtrs.
Strat, 335, tele. I completely agree with many others that these could get me almost everything I’d need in a band or studio setting. I do have a great sg with vibrola (that actually stays in tune) that I’d maybe switch out the 335 for. But usually, I reach for 335.
Strat, Tele, and my Heritage H-155. The Heritage fits a single cutaway - 2 Humbucking, semi hollow
Strat, Prs se ce 24 satin and an Auditorium acoustic. if I did a semi hollowbody in place of the Prs it would be an ES 339.
4 for me. Tele, strat, 335, and casino (cause hollow plus p90s)
I've got versions of all 3 & I'd be happy if I could be 1 fifth of what I've just heard being demonstrated on this video. He can make a guitar sing .... a bloody good player this boy.
Right! I would consider giving up a couple of guitars to play as well as our boy here!
They told me that if I practiced enough, I could be that good too? They lied.
@@robbyclark6915I guarantee you there were years John was playing at least 8hrs a day. To get that level of competence takes commitment Most ppl can’t fathom unless ur a kid and don’t have to work lol.
@@ScottsGuitar definitely. I never understood when I was younger, why I got to a certain level and then stagnated until I heard Steve Via say he practiced 8 hrs a day!! I said, well, I guess I never will get to that level, lol.
@@robbyclark6915 haha I totally get it. I started playing at 12 and vai was my hero growing up. I played more than was probably healthy back then… 😂 thank god for stretching.
I'd go SSS Stratocaster, HH Les Paul and Tele with p90's.
tele, classical, dreadnaught ... maybe swap the last out with a bass guitar. If you mean electric then tele, strat (or superstrat) and lespaul will do the trick
I’d go 345/355, tele and a good acoustic. Strats do something else, so I’ve got one of those
But you can definitely cover all bases with those choices