My main guitar — the Ibanez JIVA10 DSB, Nita Strauss’ signature model.
Lightweight, fast, and extremely comfortable — it feels effortless to play.

The DiMarzio Pandemonium pickups (neck & bridge) plus a True Velvet in the middle deliver a huge tonal range.

With the push-push coil split and the Tremol-No system (three modes: fully floating, dive-only, or hardtail-locked), it can switch between humbucker power, single-coil clarity, and any feel you need from the bridge.

This is my most flexible and universal guitar — it can sound like almost anything:
a Strat, a modern metal machine, or a classic rock workhorse.
One instrument that covers every style I need.

Fender Newporter Player — my budget acoustic from the California Series.
Simple, affordable, and surprisingly great-sounding.

It has a basic Fishman piezo pickup with simple volume and tone controls — nothing fancy.

Despite being a very straightforward guitar, it sounds excellent both acoustically and when plugged into an interface or amp.
A reliable, no-nonsense instrument that just works and always delivers.

Enya Nova Go Sonic — my black, single-cut smart guitar shaped like a Les Paul.
It has a string-through body design and built-in smart features, although I mostly use it as a regular electric guitar.

It’s lightweight, comfortable, and very budget-friendly — a great simple instrument that works well for everyday playing and is perfectly suitable for beginners without feeling “cheap.”