Fender Eric Johnson 1954 "Virginia" Stratocaster - In-Depth Demo
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The Fender Stories Collection pays tribute to legendary musicians, their beloved modified Fender electric guitars and the extraordinary music they created together.
Eric Johnson already had his 1954 "Virginia" Stratocaster when he recorded Tones and the Platinum Ah Via Musicom, groundbreaking albums that made him a hero to music fans and guitarists alike. To this day, Eric continues to release brilliant music, tour constantly and is, to the electric guitar community, a savant and widely followed tastemaker. In 2020, for the first time, Eric's 1954 Virginia Stratocaster will be replicated by both Fender Custom Shop and the Fender Corona Production line in limited numbers. With its rare rift/quartersawn sassafras body, lacquer finish, custom wiring and more, the Eric Johnson 1954 Virginia Stratocaster will thrill players and collectors alike with its distinctive look and exceptional tone.
FEATURES:
-Two-piece, offset-seam sassafrass body
-“Soft V”-shaped maple neck; 12”-radius fingerboard with 21 medium-jumbo frets
-DiMarzio HS2 bridge pickup; Fender ’57/62 single-coil Strat middle and neck pickups
-Custom wiring and artist-specific setup
-Includes G&G tweed hardshell case and Certificate of Authenticity
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This is the Strat I’ve been searching for!
This was awesome. Really awesome. Beautiful tones, I'm speechless. Great job guys :-)
Great tones and playing as always!
Fantastic sound!!!
Awesome !
Great sound and also great playing skill
I own a lot of great. Guitars. To of my list
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This is Satriani's TWIN!!!!!
Hahaha you’re right
I hotroud my lead pickup
How is the bridge hum-canceling if only one coil is being used?
I believe that it isn’t hum cancelling in a traditional sense. Rather that the second coil, while not active, reduces the hum by around half based upon its physical proximity to the active coil.
@@prsjackal Makes sense. Thanks.
Jim Graff thought it was, because it's a Dimarzio HS-2, which actually consists of two stacked coils. It is used because this is a replica of a specific Strat Eric Johnson owns, which he modded. What Graff doesn't seem to know is that only the upper coil is used (which was essentially a replica of old Strat pickups). So no - it doesn't cancle hum in this configuration, but actually it could, IF you change the wiring and use the dummy coil as well. It's a simple mod. In old interviews EJ told that only using the HS-2 upper coil had sounded closest to old Strat pickups to him. Today he has special signature pickups wound for him, but the "Victoria" is an old favorite he used on many classic recordings, so they wanted it to be exact. I guess Fender had to make a special deal with Dimarzio, because the HS-2 has been out of production for some time.
Plastic nut??? Has Fender gone nuts???
You didn't sound any closer to Eric
Sounds great but why in the world would Fender put a plastic nut on that?
Christopher Mikan
Eric requested it that way.
I don’t get it either as the Custom Shop version has a Micarta nut. Though Eric reportedly spec’d everything, I have to question whether he spec’d both versions or whether Fender made the unilateral decision to use plastic on the non-Custom Shop variant. The question is whether to replace the plastic nut with a micarta nut if you have the non-CS Virginia?
That position 4 out of phase sound is pretty horrible
its an acquired taste and does make you play differently.. which is a good thing. Ive not long had mine and I love it
@@ripw1 Agreed! I love the unique tone you get from that position!
@@ATX0705 and it's pivotal to some of EJ's tones, like his koto technique, and I think he's use it in conjunction with his Dumbles to get that very buzzy horn like lead/dirty rhythm tone.