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Hello Folks!
Mainer here.
Lifelong music lover. I’ve played trumpet when I was a child (long since forgotten anything I knew) then bass guitar off and on over the years.
While the kids were growing up and we would all be piled in the car listening to whatever CD was in or the radio I would make offhand comments on how “I played drums in that one” or “I gave Willie the idea for that while we were jamming” or “That would make a great ukulele tune” while listening to Zeppelin.
Four years ago my son, (now in his thirties, married with a son of his own) gifted me a ukulele for Father’s Day! I really haven’t put it down. I have contracted UAS (A form of GAS that I’m sure many of you have dealt with) and now own a concert, tenor and baritone. Love them all.
So, why am I on this site you may be asking.
The baritone has got me thinking about an acoustic guitar... okay more than thinking. I’ve been beating up the internet and started looking, holding and strumming. I’ve had a PCH series in my hand, a Martin DX series, Yamaha FG830, 800 and 850, some used Washburn comfort series... you get the idea. Yesterday I played a E2OM that has me thinking about springing for it. I’d did play the E2D and the E1’s. I really like the sound of the cedar and the body style is comfortable for me.
Baritone is tuned like the first four strings of a standard tuned guitar so some of the chord forms are the same-ish. My uke’s are solid wood, spruce top and mahogany or solid mahogany. I play for me. Most of the time on my couch.
My question is why Eastman?
Are there things you have run across that I should be aware of?
What made you buy this brand?
Any regrets?
Thanks for your feedback!
All the best,
Dan
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