Eastman E10-00 - 2021 – Adirondack Top, K&K Pure Mini pickup, Hard Shell Case

Eastman E10OO Acoustic Guitar – 2021

Adirondack Spruce • K&K Pure Mini Pickup • Original Hard Case

If you've never spent time with an Eastman, this guitar might come as a surprise.

The E10-OO is Eastman's take on a classic small-body American acoustic, built with a solid Adirondack spruce top, solid mahogany back and sides, and enough old-school character to make you forget you're playing a modern guitar.

The result is a remarkably responsive instrument with clear fundamentals, rich midrange detail, and the kind of dry, woody voice that fingerstyle players, songwriters, and traditionalists spend years chasing.

This particular guitar is equipped with a K&K Pure Mini pickup system, one of the most respected passive acoustic pickups on the market. Unlike many undersaddle systems that can sound compressed or artificial, the K&K captures the natural character of the guitar itself. Warm, open, dynamic, and impressively natural.

An internal volume control has been discreetly installed just inside the soundhole, allowing quick adjustments without cluttering the guitar with onboard controls, batteries, or extra holes.

Features:

• Solid Adirondack spruce top
• Solid mahogany back and sides
• Traditional OO body size
• Ebony fingerboard and bridge
• Bone nut and saddle
• K&K Pure Mini passive pickup
• Hidden soundhole-mounted volume control
• Original Eastman hard shell case included
• 2021 model

Condition is excellent.

Aside from a few tiny marks in the top that are so small drummers would call them "flea bites," this guitar is exceptionally clean. The neck is straight, the frets are in excellent condition, and it plays beautifully up and down the fingerboard.

The real story, though, is the sound.

The OO body size delivers surprising volume and projection while maintaining the balance and articulation that make smaller-bodied guitars so addictive. It's comfortable on the couch, inspiring in the studio, and perfectly at home on stage.

Some guitars are loud.

Some guitars are sophisticated.

This Eastman manages to be both.