Quote from Jason Becker:
“Although I love the meaning of unity/duality in the yin yang symbol, my desire to design a guitar like this came from my love of Eric Clapton’s ‘Blackie’ guitar. When I was 9, I saw The Band’s movie, The Last Waltz. Clapton and Robbie Robertson made me want to become a lead guitarist. I eventually got a black and white Strat in junior high and used it on Cacophony’s first album, Speed Metal Symphony.

This yin yang design of mine was meant to capture the look of Clapton’s Blackie. To me, every line and curve is beautiful. I worked really hard on getting the perfect balance of black and white and artistic movement. My caregivers followed my picky requests. Without copying a Strat, it feels just as cool or cooler. The neck is the same size as my original Bluey, so I know it feels good. I am so grateful to Kiesel Guitars for bringing my design to life.”

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Demo by Brandon Ewing:
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Song Credits:
Altitudes – Jason Becker
Hold On To Love – Jason Becker

Sound Example 1 pickups used:
Rhythm – M12SD Bridge Pickup
Lead – M12SD Bridge Pickup

Sound Example 2 pickups used:
Rhythm – M12SD Bridge Pickup Split with Mark’s Single Neck Pickup
Lead – Mark’s Single Neck Pickup

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