I have had a new E10D for about 6 weeks now. I am really pleasantly surprised on the quality on every level. I have some great acoustics already including a 2006 Huss and Dalton OM with Adi top over mahogany, a 1978 Martin D28 that I bought new, a Collings OO2HE and others. The point being I already own great guitars but this E10D holds its own. I is currently the first guitar I grab every day. Well done Eastman.

Has anybody here tried one of these? I just noticed it, and I’m intrigued. I like the looks of a Tony Rice D-28. Is it just a few cosmetic changes to the standard E20D-TC?

Anyone looking to sell a E10D-tc let me know. I’m looking to sell my E1D Delixe and get the E10D. So also if you know anyone looking for an E1D Deluxe with a upgraded k and k mini pick up keep me posted. Asking $750 for the E1D deluxe.

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I was just browsing the internet and came across this vid demonstrating the Eastman DM2/v Selmer-like jazz guitar of the kind Django Reinhardt played. It is a bit too niche even for me but interesting nonetheless not least for its 26.4" scale length - at least it has a 1 3/4" nut lol. Has anyone owned or even played one of these?
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Really great guitar... sounds amazing, but I play an E40D-TC all the time and this one sits. Can send better, more detailed pics upon request.

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Traded for a rare E10D slothead, super clean.Then traded it for a really nice E6D herringbone with ivory binding and got boot! Both great guitars but the E6D to me sounded a little more balanced and focused. Could be the difference between the adi v sitka tops and the strings on the E10. Nonetheless I personally prefer this particular E6 over the slothead because of aesthetics. Just not a slothead fan even though it was probably worth a little more.

Beautiful Eastman E4O FOTA 25th anniversary edition:-    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G1zS6vuu_Lg
Body shape00 12-fret
FinishSunburst, Truetone Gloss
Body materialSolid Madagascar Rosewood
Top materialSolid Thermo Cure Adirondack Spruce
Neck detailsIvoroid Binding, Mother of Pearl TFOA Villa Ornament Inlay, Madagascar Rosewood Headstock Overlay with Torch Inlay
Fingerboard materialEbony
Neck materialMahogany
Nutwidth46 mm - 1.81"
Scale length632 mm - 24.9"

Cirrus CD-18 - fantastic Adirondack/Honduran mahogany - SOLD with fees and shipping. Details here - https://www.acousticguitarforum.com/foru...p?t=711587

Farida OT-22W - think Gibson LG-2 on a budget SOLD- details here https://minneapolis.craigslist.org/ram/m...46011.html

Harmony H-165 all mahogany x brace conversion - $1350 details here https://minneapolis.craigslist.org/ram/m...55602.html

Thanks for looking and considering them.

Hi Everyone -  I'm new here, just saying hello.    I've got a T186MX and an E6OM-TC, both fine instruments which are a joy to play

Hello all, calling on all varnished guitar owners as to how you are cleaning/wiping down guitar when it starts to get grimy. I tend to not fuss with polishing any of my guitars and just generally spray a guitar cleaner on a cloth and gently wipe down my nitro and True Tone finished guits when they need it, but for my varnished ones, I've just been using a clean dry soft cloth to wipe down. Anyone have tips for cleaning/protecting the thin shellac? Or is a dry soft cloth enough? Sometimes it takes some pressure to clean up after a long set and would be great if there was something safe to use on it to make it easier to wipe down.