Have you tried telecaster? I think that this is the right instrument.

Jazzmaster or Stratocaster - either SSS or HH.

Agree about the Jazzmaster - a very versatile guitar, with the neck pickup and rhythm circuit providing jazzier/woodsy sounds. See tone profile posted below. The Squier (Fender) Classic Vibe Telecaster might also be a good option; I have this guitar and am really pleased with it. See second video.

Fender Jazzmaster tone profile:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0OYSg40Cipk

Squier Classic Vibe Telecaster review:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h75TyVoHiZ0

Try a hollowbody like a Gibson ES-175D if you want to be different in the genre, but it's more the amp than the guitar. Just choose something with a decent rhythm circuit, get some weird pedals, and a good amp that sounds full. Noise guitar music tends to be more trebly, and jazz guitar music tends to be darker and bassier.

Is this thread only for guitar recommendation? I'll buy a cello for my 10 y.o. daughter in a month or two. Would be great if there's someone who knows anything about them

At that age think about getting a 3/4 size cello.

Hi, I would like to recommend Fender MIJ Hybrid Stratocaster.

My frend just bought it and it sounds awsome. I fall in love with this guitar and I am going to sell my standard strat to get it :)

Synth/piano recommendations.
 

Hi! Can anyone recommend me a weighted key piano/synth?

I used to own a Nord stage 2 which, unfortunately, I had to get rid of. Worst decision ever.

I can't afford a new Nord stage, but I need something that can do similar things (although, probably not as well I suspect)

Basically... Decent piano sounds, strings, synth module etc... Organs aren't particularly important to me. Can anyone recommend something? Thanks heaps.

I'd take a Fender MIJ over a USA everytime. (generally speaking.)

Trad chinese instruments to learn
 

I am in Chinese traditional and mixed music (eg my new swag by VaVa) and I would really fell in love with those instruments (dizi, jinghu, ... pretty much everything) and the music.

So what would you recommend to learn and practice?