Hello all first post here, Just got an eastman ac 522 and iam used to playing 11 gauge strings was wondering coming down from 12 to 11 would mean any changes needed. been playing a yamaha ll6 dreadnought for a few years now and changed just when i felt like a change made no difference that i could notice to the set up just felt a bit lighter. Anyway hello again and any thoughts would be welcome Cheers Dean.

Beautiful, resonant E8OM. Never left home. Setup to play easily up and down the neck. Added a strap button on the heel of the guitar. Comes with original hardshell case and accessories. Case is also in immaculate shape (plastic still on logo). SOLD shipped via paypal to lower 48 states. 

Pics: https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1...p=sharing 

• Neck Material: Mahogany
  
• Fingerboard: Ebony
  
• Fingerboard Radius:12"
  
• Neck Profile: Traditional Even "C"
  
• Nut:Bone 1 3/4"
  
• Fretwire: 20 Jescar-FW43080
  
• Scale Length: 24.9"
  
• Body Dimensions:15" X 4-1/4"
  
• Bracings: Hand-Carved Scalloped X
  
• Body Top: Solid Sitka Spruce
  
• Body Back/Sides: Solid Rosewood
  
• Bridge/Saddle: Ebony/Bone, 2-5/32" Spacing
  
• Rosette: Classic
  
• Truss Rod: Dual Acting
  
• Binding: Top/Back
  
• Binding Material: Herringbone
  
• Logo: Pearl Headstock
  
• Inlay: Abalone Snowflakes
  
• Side Dot Color: White
  
• Bridge Pins: Ebony
  
• Body Finish: Truetone Gloss
  
• Back/Sides Finish: Truetone Gloss
  
• Hardware Color: Nickel
  
• Pickguard: Tortoise Shell 
  
• Tuners: Open-Gear PingWell V93N 3+3
  
• Strings: D'Addario XS Coated Phosphor Bronze Light (.012 - .053)
  
• Case: Hardshell Case
  
• Truss Rod Wrench:4mm
  

Hello everyone
I own an E10oo ss tc 2024, and I am very satisfied with it.
I would like to place an E20om tc alongside it, but I'm afraid that the neck is too thick, because if the profile is the same as that of the E10oo, having a wider nut, it would perhaps be a little excessive for my hands. Has anyone measured the thickness of the E20om's neck compared to the E10oo's?
Thanks a lot

2014 Eastman L 00 body size with 12 fret neck and all solid mahogany (Khaya)construction. This was a model Eastman only made for a couple of years. The cut through bridge failed and a new rosewood bridge and drop in saddle was made by St Paul Guitar Repair. SPGR is an authorized Martin and Gibson warranty repair shop. They previously worked as the repair center for The Podium.

Nut is 1.75" and bone. Scale is 24.75". New bone saddle and bone bridge pins. Comes with the original hard shell case and COA. There is some very fine checking on the lower bout and by the heel of the neck. Otherwise the guitar is in VG+ condition. Asking $sold including shipping to CONUS and fees.

16 picture gallery - https://imgur.com/a/e10-00-m-12-fret-IkNQTfB
Case and COA pictures - https://imgur.com/a/e10-case-coa-guBgB33

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Do you prefer the 14" or 15" Thinline, and why? 

Is there any noticeable sound difference between the two?

Is one more comfortable to play than the other (both sitting and standing)?

Prefer newer the TC model, but will consider non-TC ones. Please send pics, description of any wear or damage, age of the guitar, your location, and price. Thank you.

Eastman acoustic dreadnaught with torrefied Adirondack top and Madagascar Rosewood back and sides. Ebony fretboard and bridge. Mahogany neck. 1.75" bone nut and 25.4" scale. The guitar is in excellent condition and made from all solid woods. Acoustic only and includes a set of bone and ebony bridge pins. Big beautiful sound. It is a lot of guitar made from premium woods at a ridiculous price. Just the upgrade to Madagascar rosewood would be 2X the cost from other manufacturers. Includes original hard shell case with a functional but wonky handle. Price does not include shipping or payment fees. I can except Venmo, PayPal or cash.
Full gallery here - https://imgur.com/a/e20d-mr-tc-VgyGRPG

Fellas,

I am tapped out, and there is no room at the inn. However, I always keep a keen eye out for certain Eastmans.

I used to own a 2014 E20ss that was just wonderful. And yes I moved it on. Back then these had the nitro finishes. They may have showed scratches easily, but they sounded great.

anyways… PSA for you all.  This is priced rich I know. But I don’t see them often. And one could negotiate.  And I have no affiliation:


https://reverb.com/item/86859153-eastman...4-sunburst

Am I likely to find this Eastman is lighter than my Blueridge BD-160? I hope so. Just looking for any insight based on your experience.

I'm looking for a used Eastman; condition doesn't matter as long as the price reflects that, for under 1000 bucks with a K&K or Ultratonic pickup.  I would love an E1/E2OM or slope, but I will consider any model.  

send me a message at jessemdavis@gma*l.com (redacted for spam AI messages).  

Thanks!