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You mean when no one was looking?

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That's awesome!

In fact, the E10D is so great to my ears and hands that it's hard for me to imagine how a Preston Thompson or Boucher could be better. I'm anxious to try those upper boutique models to hear and feel what they have to offer, and I hope they're clearly better than an E10D, but my goodness that's a high bar.

That's awesome!

What a collection, that's awesome!

Wow, and I thought I got carried away with four. Looks like you still have room for a double top in your collection...

Amazing I can understand it I have the T59V now I want every other thin line they make !😢

How do you like your e10d vs e10om?

I'm seriously considering buying and hoarding these Eastman acoustics as well as the Eastman electric guitars as an investment. I think they will do better than gold or the S&P.

I agree, you should have one of each! Personally l think mahogany should be your first choice, it's simply is a more traditional tone.

That’s not even beef…. That’s just a personal spec you enjoy

Eastman just released E10Ds available in a thermo cured top in a sunburst!

We could put it on our list!

Having grown up with Yamahas, I hadn't even noticed but since you mentioned it, I picked up my E40OM last night and have to admit it is fairly heavy. I had a nice light Martin OM-21 and I could feel the vibration through my chest and right down my left arm. I don't get that from either of my Eastman OMs but can't argue with how fantastic they sound. I also agree that forward braced guitars sound great. Heavy bass seems to be an American thing while other countries favor balance. Forward shifting emphasizes bass while placing less emphasis on high-mid and treble resulting in diminished balance. It would be interesting to compare two Martins, one with standard and one with forward shifted bracing with a decibel meter to see if there really is an increase in bass volume or if less high-mid and treble just makes the bass seem louder by comparison. About Bourgeois. Thanks to the Eastman/Bourgeois collaboration, I am sure that Dana is learning from Eastman as well. for example, the E40OM has a clear coat inside the guitar. Imagine the increased stability such a coating provides the touring musician traveling between humid/dry, hot/cold environments. For strength, Eastman laminates a ring of cross-grain spruce to the inner side of the sound hole which gives an illusion their tops are twice as thick. All four of my Eastman guitars have that feature.

That would be a great option, you never know - maybe one day!

There is not! Across all of their models, Eastman is refining their bracing & finish with techniques they've learned.

@@AcousticShoppe That's so awesome. Might need to replace the E2CD that I sold.

At the moment, the E6 and E8 Series have both been confirmed that they will be TC going into the future, same thing for the PCH Series. The E10 & E20 Series & some other series have the option for tops to be TC or not. Hope this helps! Also within those series we have been seeing some guitars that are not TC as they make the switch!

@@AcousticShoppe Thanks that E10D will be my next guitar!!!

Adirondack 😊

Eastman's are always set up very very well!

@@AcousticShoppe lol okay let me ask it like this how high off the fretboard are the strings?

@@mrtravoiceburges If you're asking for specific measurements, we're not too sure the ones on this exact E10D, but we do take measurements on our online listings. Here is a link to an E10D we have in stock at the moment: www.theacousticshoppe.com/shop/c/p/Eastman-E10D-SB-Sunburst-Dreadnought-Adirondack-SpruceMahogany-2077-x67116557.htm . The measurements are in the pictures, if it helps you could also compare the measurements of E20's/ Eastman's of the same body shape. They are all going to be very very similar.

Not in this video, no.

We do try to include just strumming at the end of our tone samples now, but you can always send us an email and if we have that model in stock, we can send tone samples directly to you. Note that the standard E10D has been discontinued and we will only see the TC version from now on.

As is the electronic device you typed that on. Probably the shoes you’re wearing and most of the parts in the car you drive.

@@johnchapman4232 Sad but true

Doesn't matter. We're all humans inhabiting the same single World. Excellent craftsmanship is something to be admired no matter where the craftsmen live. Competition is good. If we're lucky, Eastman's quality and prices will convince Martin to up their game and lower their prices. We can hope anyway.

*Made in china by qualified luthiers with a care and attention to detail rarely seen in any products nowdays. I can't speak highly enough of Eastman instruments, I own several myself including the E10D.

I like Eastman and have owned them myself. It’s sad we have become dependent on other countries for everything here in the USA. Nothing wrong with the products. China pretty much owns us now. 😂 Everything comes across the pond now. If you can get it. I own a Northfield mandolin. Half of that made out of the states.