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Now I also own:

The 2004 Schecter C-1
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The 1965 Silvertone 1448
(By Danelectro & sold only thru Sears.)
The custom tailpiece and bridge was designed and manufactured by yours truly.
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The 1967 Silvertone 1479
(The Harmony Bobcat, as sold at Sears)

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It’s missing the knobs and the whammy bar but it’s a nice player.


The 2020 Rogue lapsteel (from China)
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The 2023 Fojill bass (also China)
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Whoa! My very first bass guitar!
 
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And these:

The Squier Telecaster (Indonesia)
(Fender owns Squier, so a Tariff loophole?)
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And finally, the best of all, The Eric Clapton signature edition 1999 Fender Stratocaster.
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The real thing. It cost the same as I spent on the other 9 combined.

This is assembled in Corona California, but because of environmental protection regulations, The parts are sanded and painted in Mexico.

Ok , it’s nearly the real thing. It’s not actually signed by Clapton himself. It’s just a decal, painted on. It would’ve been another $10,000 with his real signature. I paid $1500 with the black case shown under the Telecaster.

Nonetheless it is by far the nicest guitar I have ever owned and played and even held in my hands. If I had an instrument this fine back in 1969 I probably would have skipped engineering and computer school and just gone straight into becoming a bohemian guitarist.