Product Description
Eastman T49/V Hollowbody Antique Varnish w/ HSC, Light Relic, Seth Lover Pickup! #P2303466
The T49/V hollowbody Electric w/ hardshell case! This hand crafted instrument has all the “MOJO” of the best vintage hollow bodies you’ve ever played! The looks, playability, and tone of this exceptional instrument are astounding! Beautiful factory Light Relic, Aged Antique Varnish Finish, Bone Nut, Gorgeous Maple Top/Back/Sides, and Seymour Duncan Seth Lover Pickup!! If this were a Gibson, it would cost thousands more!!!
Laminated maple top, back and sides. Rosewood bridge and fretboard, antiqued tailpiece with vintage tone, superior midrange, and volume. Classic Florentine cutaway, mounted humbucking pickup design.
SPECIFICATIONS
Neck Material: 3 piece maple
Fingerboard: Rosewood
Fingerboard Radius: 12″
Nut Material: Bone
Nut Width: 1-3/4″
Fretwire: 20-Jescar FW47104-P
Scale Length: 24-3/4″
Body Style: Florentine
Body Dimensions: 16″ X 3-9/32″
Body Top: Laminated Maple, Parallel Braced
Body Back/Sides: Laminated Maple
F-Holes: Yes
F-Hole Binding Material: Single Ply Ivoroid
Cutaway: Yes
Head Cap Veneer Material: Ebony
Truss Rod: Single Acting
Headstock Style: AR
Binding Material: Ivoroid 5-ply top, 3-ply back, Single ply neck
Logo Material: Pearl
Inlay: Split Block Parallelogram
Inlay Material: Pearl
Side Dot Color: Black
Hardware Color: Antique Nickel
Pickguard: Yes
Pickguard Material: Multi-ply Plastic
Pickguard Binding: None
Pickguard Binding Material: None
Tailpiece: Vintage style
Tailpiece Material: Antique Nickel
Bridge: Rosewood compensated, 2-3/32″ Spacing
Tuners: Gotoh Relic SD90
Neck Pickup: Seymour Duncan Seth Lover
Bridge Pickup: None
Controls: Volume & Tone
Truss Rod Cover: Ebony
Strings: Cleartone .012-.052 Roundwound
Tuning: E A D G B e
Case: Hardshell Case
Actual Weight: 5.4 lbs.
Suggested retail price: $1,495
ALL of our guitars are professionally detailed and set up by our very own Master Luthiers! We want your guitar to arrive in the best condition possible and ready to play out of the box with action set at 3/64ths on the high E at the 12th fret and 4/64″ on the low E at the 12th fret
About Eastman
In 1992, Qian Ni, who had come to the United States from China to study music, founded Eastman Strings. In the beginning, he and his two musician colleagues bought instruments from Western-trained violin makers from their home town in China, but before long, they saw that a different approach was needed.
VIOLINS
Mr. Ni hired a group of established master violinmakers, and with their help, he established a large master violin workshop devoted to the handcrafting of instruments—one of the first the world had known since the first half of the 20th century. In the short time since this workshop was founded, the reputation of Eastman Strings’ instruments for tonal quality and craftsmanship excellence has become a worldwide standard.
After establishing the instrument making workshop, Qian Ni went on to found a bow making workshop based on the same principals. In both workshops, master makers train and oversee talented woodworkers to create some of the world’s finest student, step-up, and professional instruments and bows.
Today, the instrument and bow making workshops of Eastman Strings operate in precisely the same manner as late 19th century European workshops. They have virtually no power tools aside from the band saws used to cut out the necks and the outlines of the tops and backs of instruments. Chisels, knives, gouges, and scrapers, in the hands of outstandingly gifted craftspeople, are the primary tools used to create these modern instruments and bows, using methods centuries old. Thanks to Eastman Strings, string players today have advantages unknown to earlier generations: quality instruments, bows, and cases available world-wide at affordable prices.
GUITARS
Eastman Strings had been accepted as high quality handcrafted instruments, so Mr. Ni identified the need for hand crafted arch top guitars at an affordable price. Following the same good practices established by the violin shop, a studied approach was applied to the arch top guitar. Numerous vintage models were studied and the first guitars were built by the most gifted staff of the shop.
The results exceeded expectations and became an immediate hit among players of all levels. Rapidly Eastman was established as an extremely high quality- high value, affordable arch top guitar manufacturer. It was only logical that Eastman continued to branch out into the mandolin family of instruments, various electric guitars and flat top acoustic guitars. All products have been highly regarded by players and used everywhere from homes to major concert stages internationally.
BAND INSTRUMENTS
The story of Eastman does not stop with stringed instruments. In addition to fine violins, stringed instruments, guitars and mandolins, Eastman has become a major name in the band instrument business. Eastman builds woodwind and brass instruments and has continued the tradition of high quality at a low cost.
Most recently, Eastman became the owner of Haynes flutes, one of the most regarded brands ever and continues to operate that company in the tradition of Haynes. In the future you can be sure that Eastman will continue its fine tradition of craftsmanship and exceptional value in every Eastman instrument produced.
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