Eastman ACTG1
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Specifications
Top Wood: Sitka spruceBack and Sides Wood: Sapele
Width at Nut: 1.69"
Bracing Pattern: Scalloped X-bracing
Scale Length: 23.5"
Frets to Body: 14
Fingerboard and Bridge Wood: Ebony
Body Binding: Tortoise
Rosette: Classic multi-ring
Headplate Material: Black acrylic overlay
Headstock Inlay / Logo: Eastman logotype in mother-of-pearl
Neck Binding: None
Neck Shape: Traditional even C
Fingerboard Side Dots: 3rd, 5th, 7th, 9th, 12th, 15th, and 17th frets
Fingerboard Inlay: Mother-of-pearl dots at frets listed above
Pickguard: Tortoise
Tuners: PingWell RM 1171-CVR
Electronics: None
Case: Eastman soft-shell case
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Description
While it may take the most famous fractional-sized guitar in the world as its inspiration and jumping-off point, Eastman's ACTG1 is much more than just a budget clone of a modern classic - with all solid wood construction, it boasts a rich and responsive sound uncommon even in guitars that cost twice as much. The ACTG1 combines a Sitka spruce top with a mahogany neck and a sapele back and sides, plus real-deal materials and components including mother-of-pearl inlays on the neck and headstock, as well as a real ebony fingerboard and bridge. What's more, despite hand-built craftsmanship and high-end components, this powerful little three-quarter-sized acoustic comes in at a price point that even the most cost-conscious of us can tolerate. Guitarists interested in the space where high-end, travel-ready, and budget-friendly meet can do no better. Included in the price is an Eastman soft-shell case.