If you're somebody who gravitates toward smaller-bodied acoustics, this Eastman E1P DLX is an easy one to fall in love with.
The E1P DLX punches way above its size, too. The thermo-cured spruce top gives it a nice broken-in feel right from day one, while the solid sapele back and sides add warmth, clarity, and a really balanced voice that works beautifully for fingerstyle, blues, folk, and laid-back strumming sessions.
Eastman continues to be one of those brands that quietly impresses people the moment they sit down with one. The Traditional Even C neck feels fantastic, the ebony fingerboard is smooth and comfortable, and the overall fit and finish feel much more expensive than you'd expect.
The vintage-inspired appointments tie everything together nicely too. Tortoise binding, the pyramid bridge, and the glossy finish give it a classic look without feeling overly flashy. And if you're planning on taking it out to gigs or songwriter rounds, the LR Baggs electronics have you covered.
