SOLD > Nickel Gotoh 510 1:21 Tuning Machines (SGV510Z-A20-NI)
Posted by: kojohns - Forum: For Sale / Trade and Online Deals - Replies (4)

SOLD



I am new to this forum, but I feel this is the best place for a rare item I have.  I've sold hundreds of items in eBay / Reverb / other forums... you can trust me :-) 

I have a brand new set of Gotoh SGV510Z Nickel tuning machines (limited availability) that are a direct replacement for many of the factory chrome machines.  They have the same button style and centerline screw hole.

I found them on a Japan ebay store about a year ago when I was looking to upgrade... but I ultimately never installed them as I traded the AC522CE I owned.  I ended up paying $120 for these after shipping charges.

Example of your OEM Tuners that these Gotoh 510 will replace.  VERY Important that the screw lines up with the center of the circle/gear cover of the tuning machine on your current guitar.  This ensures screw holes will line up!
1st Attachment > What your Machines should look like (gold or chrome)

Actual Tuning Machines you would Received:
2nd Attachment > Close Up
3rd Attachment > Full View of Box and Tuners
4th Attachment > Label on Box


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11-22-2019, 09:38 AM

  Eastman AH6OM 2012 with Nice Upgrades and OHSC
Posted by: Sunburster - Forum: For Sale / Trade and Online Deals - Replies (2)

Hi everyone - frequent lurker and occasional poster Sunburster (Gary) here. My AH6OM isn't getting much playing time these days, and I could use the funds for other things, so I've decided to sell.

Price is $795, plus $85 shipping - CONUS only. Here is a link to the Reverb listing (which has over 20 photos), as well as the full text of the listing. Please feel free to PM me if you have any questions. Would love to see this nice Eastman find a new home with a forum member!

Eastman AH6OM 2012 with Upgrades

This is rare and really nice Eastman OM. This guitar is one of about 400 made by Eastman in 2012 for the Music & Arts music store chain. It is very similar to the E6OM Limited - with premium woods, herringbone trim and rosette, abalone fretboard markers, and a backstrip.

Nicely ambered sitka top, with tons of silking in the grain. Beautiful bookmatched set of curly mahogany back and sides. Ebony fingerboard and bridge.

Medium chunky neck profile. Bone nut. Nut width measures 1 23/32 (just shy of 1 3/4). Frets are in great shape with hardly any wear. The satin nitro lacquer on the back of the neck has worn to a nice soft gloss, and is super comfortable to play.

No cracks, breaks or issues. Cosmetics are not perfect – it’s got a few minor dings here and there, and marks on the headstock from string changes. But overall it presents really well, with a nice vintage-y vibe.

Loud, wonderful tone fingerpicked or flatpicked. Really well balanced bass to treble, with lots of warm overtones. The guitar has been professionally set up and Plek’d, and the action is low with no buzzing. It has a K&K pickup system installed, and it sounds as stellar plugged in as it does acoustically.  

This guitar has had the following upgrades:

- K&K pickup system ($200) (upgrade over the stock Fishman Matrix pickup)
- Greven "Tor-Tis" pickguard
- Strap button added at the neck heel
- Plek'd and set up by Danny Shoemaker at Straight Frets in Austin, TX ($200)

Comes with an original Eastman hard shell case in excellent condition.

Here is a description of this limited run of AH6OM guitars from Pat (PFC) at Eastman, from a 2012 thread on the Unofficial Blueridge Guitar Forum:

“It is a guitar we make exclusively for Music & Arts stores. It is an E6OM with E8OM appointments and a Fishman Matrix pickup. Very cool instrument.

Also it has the angled pin bridge that I designed to combat any imbalance with pickups and more evenly spread pressure across the top. It also reduces the break angle for the bass strings behind the saddle, so the tops won’t collapse or do anything funny. It’s a subtle change, but it makes a difference.

These guitars are all a standard 25 inch scale. The tuners are a Ping variant of the Gotoh style.”

11-21-2019, 06:42 PM

  T486v vs t59v
Posted by: Rocker - Forum: Eastman Electric and Archtop Guitars - Replies (8)

Hi all,
I am about to buy a T486v 2016 in aged amber (check the guy at GAK on youtube, allmost identical guitar) and was wondering what the differince, except for the pickups is compared to the t59v in amber. The looks are nearly identical if you ask me and the only difference seems to be the pickups..

Thanks!


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11-21-2019, 02:19 PM

  E40D(SB) - Buffalo NY
Posted by: eastmanschool - Forum: For Sale / Trade and Online Deals - Replies (1)

Seached craigslist on my phone and the first option was in Buffalo NY for some odd reason. I'd like to think "they" didn't know where I am, but...

In any case, no affilation:

https://buffalo.craigslist.org/msg/d/buf...29907.html

11-20-2019, 11:40 AM

  Reno's Music to begin carrying Eastman Guitars
Posted by: UncleJesse - Forum: For Sale / Trade and Online Deals - No Replies

I saw a post on facebook from Mark at Reno's Music http://www.guitarhotline.com that their first batch of Eastman guitars and mandolins showed up.  I bought my new HD28 from Mark this year and he's a pleasure to deal with and I imagine will be a great source for our needs going forward.  

I have no stake in Reno's, just a satisfied customer and someone happy that another dealer will be carrying Eastmans.  A place I could drive to and back from in a single day if I wanted to try some out.

11-20-2019, 07:07 AM

  ER4 inside pic
Posted by: gnappi - Forum: Eastman Electric and Archtop Guitars - Replies (5)

A while back I wrote Eastman about installing a bridge pup on an ER4 and they stated it had "X" bracing and an owner here posted a pic of their ER4 showing the parallel bracing. 

The post seems to have been deleted, does anyone have that ER4 pic saved to re-post?

11-20-2019, 07:03 AM

  AC822ce KOA Ltd demo on Acoustic Letter
Posted by: woodnstring - Forum: Eastman Acoustic Guitars - Replies (10)

Would love to see Eastman do more Koa.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G_ErzfBfbo0

11-18-2019, 10:38 PM

  Question About Eastman’s Indian Rosewood Tone...and Indian Rosewood in General
Posted by: sleigh - Forum: Eastman Acoustic Guitars - Replies (11)

Moderator Edit:  This is Stephen's reply to the original thread.  Since the thread was re-created here, it's actually showing before the OP's message, but it's a response.  --- PV


I have owned both spruce/rosewood guitar and spruce/mahogany guitars, and (to my ear, anyway) the difference is that mahogany is warmer and gives more of the fundamental tone of the note, while rosewood is brighter and there are overtones to the notes that aren't present in mahogany.

I like both, honestly. It just depends on what you want.

11-18-2019, 07:38 PM

  Hobbies of members?
Posted by: Zeiss - Forum: General Chatter - Replies (30)

Was wondering looking at Gary's Avatar with a motorcycle in it . I'm into motorcycles , street and dirt . Just thinking how many us us have similar interest other then guitars ?

11-17-2019, 03:17 PM

  Eastman E8D
Posted by: eastmanschool - Forum: For Sale / Trade and Online Deals - Replies (6)

SF Bay Area craigslist-ing;

https://sfbay.craigslist.org/eby/msg/d/f...57073.html

I'm tempted my own self.

11-17-2019, 11:10 AM