"The Eastman AC630-BD Blonde is a premium, full-bodied jumbo acoustic guitar known for its stunning aesthetics and booming projection. It features a solid Engelmann spruce top paired with highly figured, solid flamed maple back and sides. It is widely celebrated for its rich, articulate tone and ornate detailing. [1, 2, 3, 4, 5]OverviewSonically, the maple and spruce combination delivers a crisp, articulate top-end with a tight, focused low end. The large 17-inch jumbo body pushes a massive amount of volume, making it a favorite among singer-songwriters, flat-pickers, and session players who need a cut-through sound. [1, 2, 3, 4]Key Specifications

• Body Shape: 17" Jumbo
• Top: Solid Engelmann Spruce
• Back & Sides: Solid Flamed Maple
• Neck: Maple with Traditional Even "C" profile
• Fretboard & Bridge: Ebony
• Scale Length: 25.4"
• Nut Width: Bone, 1 3/4"
• Finish: Truetone Gloss [1, 2, 3, 4]

AestheticsVisually, the AC630-BD makes a bold statement. It comes heavily appointed with pearl and abalone "Palace" inlays on the fretboard and bridge, flamed maple binding, an abalone rosette, and gold Gotoh tuners. [1]"

My understanding from the dealer that I purchased this from is that this is the first run of this particular guitar. I really dig Jumbos and this thing is pretty incredible looking and sounding. Comes in original case. No real blemishes on guitar other than the usual light pick marks but the case has an abrasion on a corner of the bottom, which I will show in pictures. I'd keep it but things have gotten a little out of hand with all of the stray guitars that have wandered in to my studio space, if you know what I mean. Thanks.