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I've played electric most my life and always used tele's and 335. Bought a cheap Blueridge BG60 bout 25 years ago to peck around on around the house. After I stopped playing out and liking an Eastman archtop I've had for about 10 years I decided I'd try one of their acoustics bout 5or6 years ago.
Decided I'd first try a budget Eastman and bought the E2OM. I kept it about three weeks to a month and sold it. Just wasn't what I was looking for in playability or tonally in an acoustic so I took a second chance and got the E10 OM and it was night and day difference in it and the E2 budget Eastman i first bought. My E10 OM simply played and sounded so much better to my likings.
Not knowing much about different wood tonalities and wanting to have a couple acoustics I bought the Eastman E30DT OM last year. It was pretty, played pretty well but I dunno and maybe it was the rosewood tone I didn't care for in comparison to my E10 OM so I wound up selling the double top to a friend.
Just bought an E10P and it's definitely different than my E10 OM. Still getting use to the wider nut and tonality. More comfortable so far playing blusier genres on the parlor and plan on keeping it. My E10 OM gets most my attention, plays really good and sounds good also. Might give another model a try as long as it has the 1 3/4 nut and no bigger than an OM but in no hurry
I don't have any superlative descriptions for these acoustics lol, I run the other way when I read the words cannon, beast, monster, best, blown away etc etc
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