Join music gear discussions on Equipboard. Talk about guitar gear, electronic music production, get help identifying gear, ask for feedback on your music, suggest ideas to improve Equipboard and more.

https://youtu.be/ARwjaSxtwzo

What kind of guitar does she use?

Click here if you don't want to copy and paste the link from the title

Before we get into this, why don't you take a moment to thank the people that chipped in on your previous thread, and log that SG Gothic to whoever that artist was?

GEAR:
  • Roland TR-808 Rhythm Composer
  • Roland SH-101
  • Roland TR-909 Rhythm Composer

Looks to me like like a Fender Lead II. The body and headstock look Fender-ish, although I can't see if the Fender logo is on the headstock. The Lead II is the only fender guitar that I can think of that resembles a strat, but with two single coil pickups (which, in the video, appear to be slanted, just like on a Lead II).

GEAR:
  • Vox AC15
  • Gibson ES 335 Studio Dirty Fingers Plus
  • Ernie Ball Power Slinky Guitar Strings (11-48)

Looks to me like like a Fender Lead II. The body and headstock look Fender-ish, although I can't see if the Fender logo is on the headstock. The Lead II is the only fender guitar that I can think of that resembles a strat, but with two single coil pickups (which, in the video, appear to be slanted, just like on a Lead II).

I had the same thought initially: one of the forgotten Fender models of years past...

...but 2 details:

*1. This artist's guitar has a slanted plug jack, whereas every non-Strat Fender I've ever seen has a straight plug, including the Lead I and II

*2. Only the bottom pickup is slanted, whereas the Lead II had a slant on both

My current working theory is that this is an MIJ short scale strat (24") as many of those had slightly smaller Strat-shaped bodies and only 2 knobs, instead of the standard 3. Here's a vintage Japanese example, and a more recent example.

That still doesn't explain the missing middle pickup, but there were some rare examples of MIJ Strats with only 2 pickups, but only with straight plugs... hmmm.

It could also be a strat knock off... as we all know there are like 4 fake strats for every real one.

GEAR:
  • Roland TR-808 Rhythm Composer
  • Roland SH-101
  • Roland TR-909 Rhythm Composer

Might be an MIJ Squier Bullet, like the one from this thread:

https://www.tdpri.com/threads/mij-85-squier-stratocaster-no-middle-pup.445698/

GEAR:
  • Vox AC15
  • Gibson ES 335 Studio Dirty Fingers Plus
  • Ernie Ball Power Slinky Guitar Strings (11-48)

Might be an MIJ Squier Bullet, like the one from this thread:

https://www.tdpri.com/threads/mij-85-squier-stratocaster-no-middle-pup.445698/

That squire is linked in my earlier post, so I agree to a degree, but those all those 2-pickup Squier Strats documented online are straight-plug, not a slant-jack to be seen...

If someone was going to mod a guitar, putting on a 2-pickup pickguard to cover the middle slot is much less involved than routing the body and rewiring to accommodate a slanted jack.

GEAR:
  • Roland TR-808 Rhythm Composer
  • Roland SH-101
  • Roland TR-909 Rhythm Composer

That squire is linked in my earlier post, so I agree to a degree, but those all those 2-pickup Squier Strats documented online are straight-plug, not a slant-jack to be seen...

I'm from that era, all the 2 pickup strats had flat SG type pickguard mounted jacks.... you really saw an abundance of them

GEAR:
  • Roland Juno-6
  • Gibson SG Standard
  • Vox AC30 Guitar Combo Amp

That squire is linked in my earlier post, so I agree to a degree, but those all those 2-pickup Squier Strats documented online are straight-plug, not a slant-jack to be seen...

I'm from that era, all the 2 pickup strats had flat SG type pickguard mounted jacks.... you really saw an abundance of them

GEAR:
  • Roland Juno-6
  • Gibson SG Standard
  • Vox AC30 Guitar Combo Amp

I'm grateful to you for your help, but I don't always have time to go to equipboard.com