Jasmine andrade same lol

A year later but...here you go, LOL!! Click on the link for the info on the guitar (Nuno Bettencourt N6 by Washburn) I'm playing in this video. It was a gift...and it sounds amazing. Love the Bill Lawrence 500XL humbucker in the bridge. ;) en.audiofanzine.com/stc-shaped-guitar/washburn/n6/user_reviews/

Chris Perez well, that's what Nuno Bettencourt AND Dimebag Darrell used until both Bill Lawrence USA & Bill & Becky Lawrence L500XL's began to get difficult to get his hands on and he wanted some modifications to them and that's when he went to Seymour Duncan who developed the SH-13 Dimebucker (that's the story I got anyways) but it could have to do with switching from Randall Warheads to KRANK Krankenstein's... me, personally, I have mostly vintage Fender Amps cuz my dads a vintage fender tech & guitarist himself (electrical engineering is his trade) I've been having a blast with my Fender Blues Junior recently though

You're right...sort of...as far as your recollection of the scene in the movie. (By the way, I never auditioned to be in the band. That was something they invented for the movie. Why? I don't know. Truth is A.B. and the guys saw me playing in another band and later on that night, asked if I would consider joining Los Dinos). When I first joined Selena Y Los Dinos, my main guitar was my white Jackson Soloist. That's the guitar that I would eventually have Selena's face painted on. I didn't get my first Fender Richie Sambora Signature Stratocaster until early 1992 which was the first time I saw those particular guitars in stores. I eventually bought 3 between '92 and '94 since I loved them so much (2 Alpine White and 1 Cherryburst...the one you see in the Selena Live Last Concert DVD which was filmed in early '95).I think the Sambora USA guitars came out in the very early 90's so, I'd have to say the info you read (about them not coming out until '96) is inaccurate. Now, the scene in the movie was obviously filmed after Selena passed away but, in that scene, I'm playing the first Sambora I ever bought in '92. Truth is, the day I shot that scene, was the one and ONLY day I ever stopped by the set...and it wasn't even to "shoot a scene"...it was just to check it out. I guess while the director had me there, he asked if I could play a lil something so they could film my hands. I said, I guess, what do you have laying around as far as a guitar amp goes? All they had was that Peavey...which was only to be used as a prop, LOL!!! Anyway, I plugged the Sambora in and on the first take, did what you see in the movie. Thanks for letting me clear that up. :)