Seymour Duncan
June 9th, 2010
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Seymour Duncan
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A selection of Top Guitar players who use Fender Strats
The almighty Fender Stratocaster- the guitar most people think of when they hear the word 'guitars'. The Stratocaster has been an icon since its beginnings in 1954, and will surely continue to be just that. Lets talk about some of the players who helped ensure the guitar went into legend.
- Iron Maiden. All three members of Iron Maiden have at one time or another played with a Fender Stratocaster. Other than Steve Harris, Dave Murray is the only other founding member of Iron Maiden that is still with the band. He used Paul Kosoff of the band 'Free's guitar up until 1990 when he switched to his signature series model. Fender have released a signature model of the guitar, with Hotrail pickups and Floyd rose Tremolo System, two items rarely seen on any Fender guitar. Murray's guitar partner in Maiden Janick Gers also favours the strat and Adrain Smith, although usually photographed with many different guitars also plays Strats.
- Eric Clapton. Ol' 'slow hands' as hes known, has played as many guitars as most people have had hot dinners, using everything from a Gibson Les Paul from his days in Cream and a Telecaster when he was in the Yardbirds. But he is most famous for using a Strat, namely the infamous 'blackie', which he used up until its retirement in 1985. In 2004 Clapton sold 'Blackie' for just less than one million dollars at auction, using the money to fund his Crossroads rehabilitation centre. Clapton swapped over to Fender Strats in 1969, and never looked back.
- Jimi Hendrix. Jimi is considered the greatest guitar player ever after changing the way we use a electric guitar. Hendrix started playing the guitars in 1966, and then started to use them exclusively for recordings and live performances. Similar to Eric Clapton, he tried out many different guitars before settling on a Fender Strat. Hendrix was left handed and took to stringing the guitars in reverse order and playing them upside down, as left handed guitars cost more and were difficult to find. Clapton's present for Jimi's birthday was to be a left handed Stratocaster, which sadly, Jimi never got, dying of an overdose before his birthday. A strat was the guitar which Hendix set on fire on his 1969 Monterey international pop festival performance.
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Seymour Duncan Interview - part 1
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