The Eastman PCH2-OM-BK Thermo-Cured Orchestra Model Acoustic Guitar in Black is a beautifully crafted instrument designed to meet the needs of both aspiring and experienced musicians. Featuring a thermo-cured Sitka spruce top, this guitar benefits from a unique treatment process that accelerates the aging of the wood, delivering a tone that is rich, mature, and resonant, akin to that of a well-seasoned instrument. The Orchestra Model (OM) body shape ensures a versatile performance capability, making it perfect for a wide range of playing styles, from delicate fingerpicking to more robust strumming patterns, offering a balanced blend of clarity and depth across the tonal spectrum.

What sets this model apart is its use of layered rosewood for the back and sides, a construction choice that not only contributes to the guitar's striking aesthetic but also enhances its sonic character. Rosewood is known for its ability to produce a warm, rich sound with ample overtones, adding complexity and depth to the guitar's overall tone. The black finish of the PCH2-OM-BK lends it an air of sophistication and timeless elegance, complemented by a simple yet stylish rosette that adds a touch of visual appeal. The guitar's neck is designed with player comfort in mind, ensuring a smooth and enjoyable playing experience for guitarists of all levels. Whether used for live performance, recording, or personal enjoyment, the Eastman PCH2-OM-BK offers exceptional sound quality and craftsmanship, making it a valuable addition to any musician's collection.

Features:

• Thermo-Cured Sitka Spruce top for a rich, evolved tone
• Layered rosewood back and sides for warmth and sonic depth
• Versatile Orchestra Model (OM) body shape
• Sophisticated black finish with an elegant rosette design
• Comfortable neck profile for ease of play across all skill levels

All instruments from the Old Town School Music Store are professionally evaluated in our climate-controlled storefront before shipping, and directly support the missions, programs, and continued growth of the Old Town School of Folk Music.

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