Eric Johnson Stratocaster

Finally I have own one, Eric Johnson Stratocaster.
Such a real beauty and lucky me to have it in my guitar collection.

Designed by Johnson himself with his own personal features and preferences, this signature model has a highly contoured two-piece alder body with a very thin nitrocellulous lacquer finish.
The one-piece quarter-sawn maple neck has a V-shaped profile, 12” fingerboard radius and 21 polished frets. The staggered vintage-style machine heads eliminate the need for a string tree, and the custom pickups are wound to Johnson’s specs.
Other features include a parchment ’57-style pickguard, four-spring vintage tremolo, silver-painted block and ’57-style string recess with no paint between the base plate and the block.

I love single coils.
I love maple neck.
I love quarter shawn.
I love vintage style.

Of course...I love Fender.









Bought on May 9, 2006
at Music Concept
Bangkok, Thailand.