EASTMAN E10-OOM I present a relatively rare instrument for sale. This guitar is comprised of all solid, highly-figured mahogany. Just one look at it and you will understand what is rare about it. I am the original owner. The guitar has been kept in its case whenever not being played. The hard case and guitar have not left my house since I bought it new.  Both guitar and case have been kept in my humidified guitar closet. A6700698 by The_DHart, on Flickr The guitar is in mint condition! I've gone over the entire guitar and have not found any dings, scratches, nor wear marks. The frets are like new. There is no fret sprout, whatsoever. The instrument could be mistaken for brand new. And, there is a fresh set of strings on it, which sound glorious. I am asking $975 for the guitar, including hard case, plus $65 for insured shipping with tracking and signature required delivery to CONTINENTAL USA ONLY. The instrument, within its case, will be packed exceptionally well for shipment. Here is a Youtube video I found showcasing this exact guitar model:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BJqhd6v-q9c Here is a link to one which was sold by Mass Street Music.https://massstreetmusic.com/products/eastman-e10oo-m Here is the description from that sale:This gorgeous all-Mahogany Eastman E10-OO-M is a perfect example of the Traditional E Series line from Eastman Guitars, hearkening back to the golden era of acoustic instruments. This OO features a Figured Mahogany top, back and sides with a gloss nitrocellulose lacquer finish - a detail you certainly don't find in many guitars at this price. A mellow, but warm tone, the all-mahogany construction of the Eastman E10OO-M makes it a great guitar for finger picking, and it rings like a bell when flat-picked as well. This has a 1 3/4" nut width with a 2 3/16" string spacing - a comfortable spacing for a guitar of this size. Ivoroid binding and a simple rosette give it a classic look for a modern guitar. Includes hardshell case. 

• 12-fret 00-style with Lacquer finish and black plastic multi-ply binding
  
• Hand-Carved Scalloped X bracing
  
• Figured Mahogany top with basic rosette
  
• Mahogany back and sides
  
• 24.9" scale length
  
• Mahogany neck
  
• Rosewood fingerboard with 19 nickel-silver frets and Mother-of-Pearl dot inlays
  
• 1 3/4" nut width, bone
  
• Bone saddle with 2 3/16" string spacing
  
• Rosewood bridge
  
• Chrome Vintage-style Open-Gear Gotoh tuners
  
• Hardshell case included
  

I purchased a discontinued Ac 122 2ce (this is what the label states). This is the all sapele version.
I have also heard that there is an all sapele version known as AcGa2ce.

Out of curiosity does anyone have one of these and what is the difference between them?

Thanks

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The Fellowship of Acoustics commissioned a limited run of five Gibson Nick Lucas Specials (think L1/L3) based on Bob Dylan's guitar. This project originated in 2019 when a customer requested a custom-built guitar through Gibson's Made-2-Measure programme, specifically a model based on the 13-fret Nick Lucas Special that Bob Dylan used between 1963 and 1966. These instruments were crafted to match the specifications of Dylan's original, including a 13-fret neck, a natural finish, a Guild bridge, and a Martin pickguard. Two of these builds were later used in the Bob Dylan biopic 'A Complete Unknown'
https://youtu.be/Cz1CjaNheUY

Eastman archtop jumbo a5616 from 2007 in great shape for sale. Great condition. Manufactured in 2007

Daddy needs a Gibson SG urgently so ill be looking to find it a home immediately.

Provenance can be learned about here. Will accept $500 and a nice Gibson SG or 1200 cash.

I will mail it to the buyer in a nice SKB hard case which includes for free. 

You can read. About the guitars provenabce here

Am i missing something? I do nt know what else that model number could mean?

Thanks for the welcome everyone

Fellowship Of The Acoustics asked Atkin to build a variation on their D37 dreadnought model, the D37S 12 Fret It has a rosewood back and sides, a baked Sitka spruce top and nitro finish. The neck has a 1.8” nut and soft V neck profile. It comes with a TKL hardshell case and ... goodness me!    
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6TwoNCKdvmY 
I do not need this I do not need this I do not need this I do not need this but then again ...

Today I came across this all sapele 2017 dreadnought. It's listed for 300€. At first, I thought it was laminated back and sides but searching a little bit, it turns out it's all solid. Does anyone know anything about this model? I think it can be a very good opportunity. Thanks!

https://guitarfactory.net/products/eastm...t-acoustic

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=efq1TNSST-Y

SOLD.

I am selling my Eastman AR603CE-15 guitar on Reverb.  Please feel free to ask me any questions.

https://reverb.com/item/92096967-eastman...-2017-2018

Hello! This is my first post to the forum. 

Back in 2005 I bought this guitar off eBay for $500 or so. Played it pretty heavily with my bluegrass band for a couple years before I bought a Martin. This is a great guitar, but it really hasn't been played much until just recently. So, I decided to look into getting some more info about it... and it is proving to be quite hard to get any info. 

First off, I cannot find anything about the model number. It looks pretty similar to a AJ816 but the label says it is a SJ816.

Second, The label also says Eastman Strings... so I feel like it could be first gen. guitar. Also, the case looks just like what I've seen their cellos stored in.

Here are some photos. If anyone has any information about this guitar aside from what I have here, please let me know! I am so curious. 

Also, I reached out to Eastman a little while ago. Still haven't heard back, but when I do I will be sure to post their reply.

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