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Eastman T64/v with Bigsby Antique Red

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SKU:  1-EAST-T64/v RD

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Specs
Brand
Eastman
Condition
New
Colour
Antiek Rood
Top Wood
Deluxe Maple Laminate
Body Wood
Deluxe Maple Laminate
Neck Wood
Maple
Fretboard Wood
Ebony
Neck Shape
Traditional Even "C"
Radius
12"
Scale Length
24.75"
Tuners
Gotoh Relic Series SD90
Number of Frets
22
Fretboard Inlays
Pearl Parallelogram
Bridge
Gotoh GE104B-Relic
Pickups
2x Lollar Dog Ear P-90
Controls
2x Volume, 2x Tone, 3-way switch
Case
Hardcase
Weight
2.75kg
Extra

The T64/v Bigsby: a fully hollow thinline with Lollar P-90s and antique red allure

The Eastman T64/v is Eastman's tribute to the classic thinline hollowbody of the late 50s and early 60s. Fully hollow, meaning without a center block, which gives the guitar an open and airy resonance that you never quite achieve with a semi-hollow. Combined with the antique varnish finish in red, this instrument has an appearance that immediately tells you where it comes from.

Two Lollar Dogear P-90 pickups are at the core of the sound: clear, direct, and with that characteristic biting edge that makes P-90s so beloved in blues, jazz, and roots music. The hardware is thoughtfully designed for a vintage feel, with Gotoh Relic Series SD90 tuning machines and a Gotoh GE104B-Relic bridge. The Bigsby B7 vibrato adds expressive possibilities and fits perfectly into the retro aesthetic. The maple neck with ebony fretboard and pearl parallelogram inlays stylishly completes the package.

24.75" scale, 22 frets, 12" radius, 2x volume, 2x tone, 3-way switch. Comes with a hardcase. An instrument for the guitarist seeking the true hollowbody experience with pickups that complete the story.

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