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Dunlop EC95 | Eric Clapton Signature Cry Baby Wah
Classic Cry Baby Sound - Gold-Plated Housing - Limited Edition
The Dunlop EC95 Eric Clapton Signature Cry Baby Wah is a limited edition pedal that pays tribute to Clapton's 60-year career. It features the classic sound of the GCB95 Cry Baby Standard Wah, encased in a gold-plated housing. With a limited production run of 461 for the USA and 461 for the rest of the world, this pedal is a highly coveted collectable for Clapton fans and wah enthusiasts alike.
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Eric Clapton, a name synonymous with rock 'n' roll, has wielded the wah pedal with unparalleled mastery throughout his illustrious career. From his early days with The Yardbirds and Cream to his solo work, Clapton has consistently harnessed the expressive power of the wah to elevate his iconic guitar playing to new heights.
In 1986, Clapton embarked on a fruitful partnership with the late Jim Dunlop Sr., becoming one of the company's first and most influential Cry Baby artists. Dunlop's enduring relationship with this legendary guitarist continues to this day, and the limited edition Eric Clapton Cry Baby Wah serves as a fitting tribute to his 60-year legacy.
This special edition pedal embodies the classic sound of the GCB95 Cry Baby Standard Wah, a benchmark in the industry. Its distinguished gold-plated casting adds a touch of luxury, befitting a rock 'n' roll icon. With a limited production run of 461 units for the USA and another 461 for the rest of the world, this is a highly sought-after collector's item. The number 461 pays homage to Clapton's iconic album, 461 Ocean Boulevard, a testament to his enduring influence on music history.