I’ve got Bustang #2 upstairs for the evening. Sometimes it’s tricky deciding which guitar to retire with for the evening with the wealth of options I have currently. For years I thought offsets were gay and finicky beyond being worth the effort (really it was a cope of not being patient and being too poor to afford good ones). They can definitely be a pain, especially if you get a lemon offset, but if you get a good one with a good setup they’re way more fun than having a good Strat or Les Paul IMO. This is a 2012 MIJ and it’s got a perfect set up that I will maintain meticulously. So fast playing, perfect action and string tension, it stays in tune no matter how hard I play it or push the trem.