Can someone Please tell me what kind of fender is this :
It's with Eric Clapton Signature "Blackie" (Corona California) But it's not Mapple, it's Rosewood I think because the neck is black, I can't find it in internet !
It was my uncle's guitar !!
P.s. Sorry for my english, hope you understand it, and please someone help me !

Pics or Serial#

Never going to believe that unless we see some pics! But would be cool to be proved wrong!

T2

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Are you saying my prayers have been answered? Sounds too good to be true.

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Sorry for the quality, it's webcam

21 frets and the dot spacing at the 12th fret looks wonky.

As phony as a three-dollar bill IMO.

Arjay

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I like to know is this was made in china or whatever, cause behind u can see it's (Corona California)
Anyway it sounds really great

It takes about two minutes to change a neck plate.

And they're a dime a dozen anywhere on the planet.

Arjay

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Genuine rosewood-neck Claptons featured a 22-fret neck.

The idea came as Eric agreed to have his signature models with a rosewood fretboard in 1991 for players disliking the feel of a maple-necked guitar. One of these (probably a prototype ? - finished in Candy Apple Green) was used by old slowhand himself during a gig at Dallas (TX) in April 25, 1990.

However, these rosewood-neck ECs didn't lasted so long; only 94 examples were made before the production finally came into a halt.

Also that second string tree on the Headstock looks suspect, the real "Blackie" had one string tree.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7d0Du6RqdTs


Snowy

Wrong Pick ups

Yep that would be a phoney! Someone has been pilfering EC Blackie labels and applying them to other guitars me thinks!

T2

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Thank you for u're help, cause I have No Idea about Fender Guitar's that's why I Asked you guys, I only play GIBSON !
Anyway those Fake guitar's around the World Suck's, should blame CHina

I was at that gig!
I had turned twenty years old the week before...the concert was at Reunion Arena in Dallas (now demolished), the first of many times seeing Slowhand at that venue.
Wonderful show, one of the first shows of the Journeyman tour. If I remember correctly, he broke a string during the first or second song, and Andy Fairweather-Low ably took over for six bars or so while the guitar tech brought out another one.

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The guitarist you're talking about was Phil Palmer. Andy became Clapton's backing guitarist during the second half of 1991 after Phil left the band to join Dire Straits.