Anyone know of a case that is a good fit for these 15" Orchestra acoustics?
Bought a Silver Creek case that should have worked based on the specs but the guitar fits a little to tightly on the sides and top for me to be comfortable with. 

Thanks,
Trane.

(In Seinfeld voice)

But really, I see posts where people are absolutely against buying a guitar with 1-3/4” nut width instead of 1-11/16”, or vice-versa. What’s the big deal over a 1/16” difference?

I play a Martin OOO-15sm and a D-18. I have had a Eastman OM in the past. It was about 8 years old so I thought that I would check out whether the newer one with tc tops had improved. Anyway, the new OM-tc was very nicely built with a "chimey" treble end but, compared to my OOO-15 the low end wasn't there. I'd describe the Eastman as having a "tight" low end. Anyway, was able to return in a few days later and expect to receive at E10ss soon.

Tony

Just saw Acoustic Music Works had a natural and burst E1ss-LTD in stock on their website again, albeit for just under 1k now, so a bit of an increase from the previous iteration.  The one I played last year was one of the best dreads I've held in some time.  Wish I could take a leap on one of these!

Here’s my Craigslist listing!

https://sfbay.craigslist.org/scz/msg/d/s...33259.html

Cheers!
Daniel

Sigma is about to release the SDM-18S. Sadly for some of us, the neck is "low profile".

Body Size: D-12 Fret
Construction: Dovetail Neck Joint
Top: Solid Adirondack Spruce
Back & Sides: Solid Mahogany
Neck: Mahogany, Low Profile
Nut & Saddle: Bone
Fingerboard: Black Ebony
Scale Length: 25.4” (645 mm)
Neck width at nut: 1-3/4” (44,5 mm)
Tuning Machines: Grover Nickel Side Mounts w/ butterbean knobs
Finish: Polished Gloss /w aging toner
Shoftshell Case: SSC-D
Strings: D´Addario EXP16
List price: $ 1.280,00
AVAILABLE DECEMBER 2021

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I'd never heard an Eastman until I got my old Uptown 810-CE a couple of months ago and was surprised at what a rocker it is. I hoped for and got a great Jazz sound (orig pup. and a 40 wt solid state Fender Rumble bass amp).  I cranked the Deluxe, and boy the 810 can rock. I plan on giving it flats soon, and if I didn't have a few guitars that cover the balls out stuff, I'd leave the rounds on and let er rip.

Off the wall question but in the last week or so I started getting unsigned (?) in to the sites that I frequent including here.  Whereas I would normally get automatically signed in I now have to sign in.  Updated my browser but that didn't work.  Any ideas about what might be causing this?

Hello all. Fairly new to this forum; enjoying my E10 OM-TC and DT30 OM!

In all my internet travels, I've not seen a "key" to the various Eastman guitar models.

For example, in another thread there's a reference to an E6. What are the specs of an E6 and how does it differ from an E10? (I get the TC part).

TIA, eljay

In your opinion how do Eastman acoustics stand up against high end manufactures such as Gibson, Taylor, Martin and even boutique brands such as Bourgeois, H&D, Santa Cruz?

I have more experience with Martin than any other brand and I think Eastman is on par with Martin in terms of build quality and wood selection.

Tone is a more family thing. By that I mean each maker has it’s own sound. However, I will say that I’ve had fit and finish issues on every Eastman I’ve owned. This is to be expected on a instrument that costs about half or a third of what the competition sells for.

For those that own Boutique instruments I am curious about how you feel Eastman holds up.

Thanks!