Lincoln Brewster – Today Is the Day

The item can be seen 1:44 into this video. Possible Aztec gold finish.

"This little guy... crazy green guitar. This is the guitar I used in the, ah, Steve Perry days. And uh, it used to have a little '1' on it. I had three of these that were custom built by Ernie Ball, and there's still only three of them on the planet. This is a Silhouette, but it doesn't have any bevels right here, cause I wanted it to feel a little more Stratocaster like. So they built me one, they built me three without bevels on them and so, ah, I call my buddy Dudley, who he designed a lot of the guitars that Ernie Ball makes and he said 'what color do you want each one?'

And I said 'well, make them surf green, because I'm a big surf green fan.'

And he said, 'well, why do you want all three of them surf green?'

And I said, "well, I want the best sounding one to be surf green' So I just figured if he just painted them all that color, then it would be for sure. So, I ended up with three of them. So, I had number them so I could tell them apart." The item can be seen 4:00 into this video.

The item can be seen 2:22 into this video. This is Mexican Jazz Bass, and Norm Stockton used to play this bass on "Salvation Is Here", Brewster himself also used the bass on a couple of songs.

The item can be seen 3:02 into this video. This is how he hooked the signal from his bass into Pro Tools.