Fender Eric Clapton Crash 1 2001, Custom Image

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Specs


Instrument	Solid Body
Brand	Fender
Model	Eric Clapton Crash 1
Finish	Custom Image
SKU	GS0000301-A
Handedness	Right
Made In Year	2001
Body Material	Alder
Finish Material	Nitro, Custom image, slight relic
Neck/Fingerboard	Maple
Radius	9.5"
Weight	8.0lbs
Scale Length	25.5"
Nut Width	1.650"
Neck Profile	Soft V to C
Neck Thickness	.88" to .91"
Electronics	Orig active Clapton circuitry w/noiseless fender pickups
Pickup Impedance	N/A active system.
Contains Brazilian Rosewood (Y/N)	N
Case	non orig "Platinum" hardshell
Modifications/Repairs	none
Condition	Very good. very little, if any, cosmetic wear. Checking in the finish from slight relic'ing.
Playability Notes	Plays great.

Description

Painted by John ‘Crash’ Matos in 2001, Eric Clapton played the guitar at Royal Albert Hall showing off his graffiti beauty. Taken by storm, Fender produced the model both on the assembly line and in their custom shop over the years. This particular instrument is a 2001 model with some additional relic. The backplate and pickguard are aged to match the cream noiseless pickups. The finish is checked all over the body, but the relic is merely aesthetic. The guitar still feels and plays like it's brand new.

Comes with unoriginal "platinum" hard case.

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