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Artist 117602843 Eric Clapton Stratocaster Electric Guitar (Pewter)

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At a glance

Condition
New
Color
pewter
Dimensions
44.5 x 6 x 17 in
Weight
8 kg
Material
Stainless Steel
Top Material Type
FE117602843
Body Material
Alder
In the box
with case
Warranty
Limited lifetime.

Features 4

  • Soft v-shaped neck and vintage frets offers the feel and vibe of a vintage Strat.
  • Three Vintage Noiseless pickups deliver the full range of vintage Strat tones with absolutely no 60-cycle hum.
  • The on-board 25db mid-boost is perfect for propelling tube amps into glorious, singing violin-like sustain.
  • Vintage Tweed Case, Strap, and Cable included.

Description

Slow hand fans will love the tonally versatile signature Eric Clapton Stratocaster guitar. Features include an alder body, three Vintage Noiseless pickups, active mid-boost (25 db.) and TBX circuits, special soft V-shaped neck, and blocked original vintage synchronized tremolo.

Specs 33

Brand Fender
Color pewter
Top Material Type FE117602843
Body Material Alder
Back Material Type FE117602843
Neck Material Type Maple
Fretboard Material Type maple
Guitar Pickup Configuration combination

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Top Amazon Reviews


First impressions - awesome! great for smaller hands
Color: pewter
*IMPORTANT* This guitar has a small spring in the hole where the tremolo goes. The hole is covered with a sticker. Be very careful when removing this or you will lose the spring - which is important. It's no where in the directions about it. I'll update this as time goes on, but for now my first impressions are that is a comfortable guitar that sounds incredible. It sounds like you think a strat should. I live in a rural area so I'm not running out to my local G.C., trying out a guitar, and then buying it on line to save on taxes. I was buying this based on the strength of reviews I found. My main concern is what the "soft v" neck was and how it would fit my "smaller" hands (I'm a 5'8" 163# male). I have a tele with a "modern C" neck and I find it tiring to play if I'm doing alot of barre chords. This neck is very comfortable, fast, and easy to play. If you had concerns it was going to big - it's not. If you have big hands you might reconsider. I like a maple neck. It seems fast to me. The action is low so it's easy to fret and bend. The body is the lighter weight alder. Comfortable to stand with for long sessions. The body is slightly heavier than the neck so it feels balanced. It comes with a fender strap. I bought the pewter (the exact same guitar Eric plays in the latest Crossroads Festival when he plays with Steve Winwood). I like the color as it's a subtle metallic flake pewter. No flaws in the paint, finish, or neck. Now let's talk electronics. The noiseless pickups are perfect - no hum. Classic strat sounding. The onboard electronics are what sold me on this model. Check out the video on the TBX to see how that works. I especially like the "trebley" tone which sounds chimey. The midboost is great, instead of a pedal, to bring out the mids and lows and add a crunchy texture to your sound. Good for solos. Is this guitar expensive? Yes! Is it worth it? So far, I think it is. Will I tire of it in a year? Maybe, we'll see. Stay tuned... UPDATE: The tremolo comes "blocked" with a piece of wood between the bridge and the body. Apparently this is what Eric does. No instructions come with this on how to set up the tremolo so I had to watch some videos on You Tube. The guides on Fender.com were not helpful as I didn't know the terminology. Not that setting it up is hard, but it does take a little time and tinkering around to get it just right. I set it up so I could push down on the arm, not floating. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on April 16, 2014 by G.R.K.

Nice guitar, but not a great guitar
Color: pewter
This model is nice. Plays fast, is easy to string and the pickups work pretty well. The guitar was setup well right out of the box. Fender quality control is good. However, it is not the best sounding guitar. It sounds a bit thin even after changing the strings. It also feels cheap in my hands. I'm on the fence with recommending this as a starter guitar. The neck is setup like Clapton's, which is V shaped and easy to play. It is easier to play than most guitars, which I think could cause problems for someone learning that plans to transition to a better, non-Clapton, guitar. I personally like learning on a standard guitar that is a bit more difficult to play and then transitioning to an easier to play one after the fact. Going easier is, well, easier than trying to transition up to guitars with different neck designs. I believe this is a good second studio guitar for those that want to experience what Clapton experiences without getting into big $$ of buying a custom axe. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on June 28, 2014 by PassionHighway

Excellent
Color: pewter
Excellent guitar
Reviewed in the United States on June 4, 2020 by Bulent Cinarkaya
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