Eastman Guitar Build Overview

The 12-fret parlor body enhances warmth and midrange presence, giving the E1P a relaxed, vintage-inspired tonal character that excels in blues, fingerstyle, and roots music. The shorter 24.9" scale length and compact body size create a comfortable, intimate playing experience that responds effortlessly to a light touch.

Finished in Eastman’s Truetone satin, this model allows the tonewoods to breathe and resonate freely while offering a smooth, broken-in feel. With its ebony bridge, tortoise binding, and understated vintage styling, the E1P captures the essence of early American acoustic design with modern reliability and craftsmanship.

Features & Specifications
  • Top: Spruce
  • Bracing: Hand-Carved Scalloped X
  • Back & Sides: Solid Sapele
  • Body Style: Parlor, 12-Fret
  • Neck: Mahogany, Traditional Even "C" Profile
  • Fingerboard: Ebony, 12" Radius
  • Scale Length: 24.9"
  • Nut Width: 1 11/16" Bone
  • Bridge: Ebony with Bone Saddle
  • Binding: Tortoise (Top and Back)
  • Inlays: Pearl Dots
  • Tuners: Open-Gear Pingwell V93N (3+3)
  • Finish: Truetone Satin
  • Pickguard: Tortoise Shell
  • Strings: D'Addario Light (.012–.053)
  • Case: Padded Eastman Gig Bag

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ConditionBrand New (New)
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Brand
Model
  • E1P
Finish
  • Satin
Categories
Made In
  • China
Body Shape
  • Parlor

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