The Eastman E10OM-TC brings the same thermo-cured Adirondack spruce top and solid mahogany back and sides found on Eastman's dreadnoughts into a smaller-bodied orchestra model, built for players who want that tone in a more manageable footprint. Thermo-curing ages the spruce top before it ever leaves the shop, giving the guitar an open, already-broken-in response, while the mahogany back and sides add a warm, focused midrange.

The OM body trades some of a dreadnought's low-end boom for balance and note separation, making it a natural fit for fingerpicking and singer-songwriters who need every string to sit clearly in the mix, while still holding enough punch for strumming. The mahogany neck's traditional even C profile and ebony fingerboard keep the playing feel consistent with Eastman's dreadnought line, and hand-carved scalloped X bracing lets the top respond to a light touch.

Tortoise shell binding and a pearl headstock logo carry over Eastman's classic appointments, and Gotoh tuners keep tuning stable through long sets. It's an orchestra model built for players who want dreadnought-caliber tone in a body that's easier to wrap an arm around.

Serial #2840 — this listing is for the exact instrument shown in the photos above.