Eastman E1SS-SB
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Specifications
Top Wood: Torrefied Sitka spruceBack and Sides Wood: Sapele
Width at Nut: 1.68"
Bracing Pattern: Hand-scalloped X-bracing
Scale Length: 24.75"
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 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: Chrome open-gear with butterbean knobs
Electronics: None
Case: Eastman soft-shell case
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Description
While most of Eastman's flat-top steel-strings tend to closely follow Martin designs, the company makes a mean Gibson copy, too - this E1SS-SB provides new and intermediate players with a way to get a bit of that classic J-45 flair at a fraction of the price of its American-made double. Just like its inspiration, the E1SS-SB is a short scale, slope-shoulder dreadnaught with a sunburst spruce top. To keep the price point reasonable and attainable for players of all stripes, Eastman utilize a matte finish, and opt for a sapele back and sides rather than the expensive and endangered tropical mahogany Gibson still use on their flagship flat-top. It's one of the best dreadnaughts we sell under the four figure mark, and one we don't expect to stick around our store for long. Included in the price is an Eastman soft-shell case.