Eastman AC722CE-DF LR Baggs Incl. Case

Impressive sonics and build quality from a guitar that, despite first impressions, has an identity all of its own. Does the world need another grand auditorium-sized cutaway electro-acoustic? Eastman certainly thinks so and, while its new AC722CE model may look pretty familiar from the nut downwards, it offers some interesting features that differ from the norm Firstly we have a European spruce soundboard with hand-carved scalloped X bracing, which promises an immediate response with a smoother transient than might be expected from Sitka or Adirondack. The back and sides are rosewood – the genus is not specified but it is a beautiful straight-grained set, presumably Indian, which looks excellent under the instrument’s gloss finish. Neck Material:Mahogany Fingerboard:Ebony Fingerboard Radius:12" Neck Profile:Traditional Even "C" Nut:Bone 1 3/4" Fretwire:20 Jescar-FW43080 Scale Length:25.4" Body Dimensions:16" x 4 1/4" Sound Port:1.5" Sound Port Bracings:Hand-Carved Scalloped X Body Top:Solid European Spruce Body Back/Sides:Solid Rosewood with Center Strip Arm Contour:Rosewood Bridge/Saddle:Ebony/Bone, 2 5/32" Spacing Rosette:Abalone with Turqoise/Magenta Purfling Truss Rod:Dual Acting Binding:Top, Back, Fingerboard, and Headstock Binding Material:Rosewood with Turqoise/Magenta Purfling Logo:Pearl Headstock Inlay:Hurricane Pearl/Abalone Side Dots:White Bridge Pins:Ebony with Abalone Dots Body Top Finish:Truetone Gloss Back/Sides Finish:Truetone Gloss Hardware Color:Gold Pickguard:Tortoise Shell Tuners:Gotoh SG301 Electronics:LR Baggs Element EAS VTC Strings:D'Addario XS Coated Phosphor Bronze Light (.012 - .053) Action Height:12th fret 3/32" on the bass side and 2/32" on the treble side Case:Hardshell Case Truss Rod Wrench:4mm