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Hi folks former lurker here.
I've had Eastman archtops for some time, but as I've been increasingly impressed by the presentation and tone of Eastman flat-tops at my Acoustic Music club, I have made the plunge and just received a new E20p.
I also play Collings and Santa Cruz but being old and retired I'm no longer in that pay grade.
My first impression was the quality of the case - very good and similr to TKL quality.
The guitar arrived from the London dealer properly packed and even in tune!
The only thing that concerns me a bit is the way that the string spacing has been arranged.
The top e, b and the bass E are swerved from the pin hole to the notches in the saddle
Although I've taken a pic of this I can't find a way of inserting it as I don;t use a photo hosting site.
This is a 12 fret with a 1 & 13/16" nut width, and an unspecified string spacing.
My question is - is this the way they always do this or is is a manufacturing fault- putting the wrong bridge on it or something?
![[Image: AF1QipMPy9d7TtEvz91HZgcwJbSVv4j7XJdDTMytTMJ6]](https://photos.google.com/photo/AF1QipMPy9d7TtEvz91HZgcwJbSVv4j7XJdDTMytTMJ6)
I'd appreciate any input.
Thanks in advance.
Ol' Andy, the Silly Moustache
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