Eastman AC520m Acoustic Electric w. OHSC

Awesome tones, especially when played a bit more aggressively. I never really understood what was described by a "chocolaty sound" before I heard this guitar. But now I fully understand. The solid Mahogany top, back, and sides provide a warmth that oozes sweetness like molasses.

I've added brass bridge pins. I feel they add a bit more liveliness to the sound. I also had a $200 LR Baggs Anthem SL pickup and preamp professionally installed. I have more than $1,200 invested in it, but feel free to make me an offer.

There is a very small blemish that wouldn't show up in the photos that I took. It's a small chip in the lacquer only. It doesn't get into the wood at all and is located on the binding at the waist.

I'm only selling because my most recent music is best suited for a cutaway, and this guitar obviously has full shoulders. It won't last long at this price.

Info from the Manufacturer:

SPECIFICATIONS BODY DIMENSIONS: 16" x 4 23/32" TOP WOOD: Solid Mahogany BACK/SIDES WOOD: Solid Mahogany NECK WOODS: Mahogany BRACING: Hand Carved, Scalloped X ROSETTE: Inlaid Wood CONSTRUCTION: Dovetail Neckjoint BODY BINDING: Rosewood SCALE LENGTH: 24 3/4" NUT WIDTH: 1 3/4" Bone FINGERBOARD: Ebony FRETS: 20 Nickel Silver INLAYS: Mother of Pearl Micro Dot BRIDGES/SADDLE: Rosewood with Bone Saddle 2 5/32" Spacing TUNERS: Gold Gotoh FINISH: Nitrocellulose Lacquer (Classic) Hardshell Case Included Weight: 5.2 lbs.
Suggested retail price: $1,500