What are the traditional series that get Tonetite system ? E40 only ?

I have an E20D-TC that I love : dry, woody, fondamental tone, never bright or harsh, and that vintage look !

I plan to get an OM but I wonder what would be the most beautiful sound for fingerstyle : E8 or E20 ?

I saw this video posted by The Acoustic Shoppe. They discuss the Touchstone guitars, including how and where they're built, which I thought was pretty cool. I'm excited to hear how they sound via a high quality demo when they hit the stores.

Touchstone stuff starts about 5:50 in, but I linked the whole video just because I think the other stuff is cool too.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H-_m4aL6jxs

I just watch YouTube videos from the booth at NAMM. The E6ss with a torrified top really caught my eye. Anyone have any thoughts? Anyone know of anyone taking pre-orders?

Coming this fall.. 

Trying to track down the whereabouts of my old endorsement guitar. I was an Eastman artist in the mid 2000s, and I had a blonde AR904 non cutaway, no pickup. It will be easily identified, as my name (Roscoe Morgan) is written on the inside label. Anybody seen it around? I would at least entertain the idea of buying it back.Thanks.

How does one send an email to Silly Mustache?  We are the same age and have much in common.  I would appreciate his advice on some matters. Thanks

I am considering purchasing this guitar.  Does anyone have any experience with it?  Is it a discontinued model.  Thanks

I have E20D-TC : are the bridge pins slotted or unslotted ?
I have understood that you need to have the right bridge pins format depending of the bridge.

I am loathe to do this, but over the past few months I've realized just how badly I allowed myself to get taken financially in my divorce.  Plus I'm moving and will have even more limited space.  So I'm looking to sell this for $1,100 shipped to forum members.  I really love it but I could use the money if possible.  I'm firm on price and not looking for any trades.  I'm not completely desperate so if it doesn't sell I'll keep it.

The thing I like about this one visually is that the relic job is very subtle.  There is one tiny ding on the top of the headstock, and a bit of rubbing around the low E tuning peg from the winder.  It plays great and has opened up nicely in the year I've owned it.

Here are a few images, and I can send more on request and please let me know any questions you might have.