Fender Eric Clapton Artist Series Stratocaster with Vintage Noiseless Pickups 2001 - Present Olympic White
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For almost 2 decades was the guitar god Eric Clapton seen/heard only with his "Blackie" assembled from 3 strats. When he decided to give it a truly deserved retirement, Fender built him a guitar exactly like Blackie, combined with a few extra wishes from the master. Due to the maple neck and the new vintage noiseless pickups, the Clapton Strat sounds very pronounced, which can be enhanced with the well-known TBX tone control; because Eric's sound have gone lately slightly fatter, the guitar has a very effective mid-boost; when it's active, the soloist sings again in a prime Woman Tone. A very versatile instrument that also celebrities apart from Clapton like to play.
- Artist series
- Eric Clapton
- Alder body
- Maple neck in soft V-shape
- Maple fretboard with 22 vintage frets
- 3 Vintage noiseless pickups (Neck, middle, bridge)
- Active Mid-Boost circuit
- "Blocked" American Vintage synchronized tremolo
- Colour: Olympic white
- Incl. Vintage Tweed Case
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| Listed | 4 years ago |
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| Condition | Mint (Used) Mint items are in essentially new original condition but have been opened or played.Learn more |
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