Eastman PCH Series Dreadnought Acoustic - Classic Stain
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Eastman's Pacific Coast Highway guitars give beginners high-quality, solid-top acoustics at an affordable price. This PCH1-D has a dreandought body shape and a solid sitka spruce top, producing a stellar combination of booming bass response and crisp, clear highs. Plus, its Traditional Even "C" neck profile, 22-fret rosewood fingerboard, and X-bracing add another dimension of playing comfort. It even has a striking "Classic Stained" finish that makes it truly stand out. This is an exceptional guitar for both new and experienced players.
Specs:
-Neck Material: Maple
-Fingerboard: Rosewood
-Fingerboard Radius: 12"
-Neck Profile: Traditional Even "C"
-Nut: Bone 1 3/4"
-Fretwire: 22 Jescar-FW43080
-Scale Length: 25.4"
-Body Dimensions: 15 5/8" x 4 3/4"
-Bracings: X-Braced
-Body Top: Solid Sitka Spruce
-Body Back/Sides: Laminated Sapele
-Bridge/Saddle: Rosewood/Bone, 2 5/32" Spacing
-Rosette: Abalone
-Truss Rod: Dual Acting
-Binding: Top and Back
-Binding Material: Black Plastic
-Logo: Maple Headstock
-Inlay: Pearl Dots
-Side Dot Color: White
-Bridge Pins: White Plastic w/black dots
-Body Top Finish: Gloss Nitrocellulose
-Neck/Headstock Finish: Open Pore
-Hardware Color: Nickel
-Pickguard: Black Teardrop
-Tuners: Ping RM 1171
-Electronics: None
-Case: None
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