Eastman has been making some of our favorite acoustic guitars for a while now, and the E20D-TC is a pretty good example of why. This is a beautifully built dreadnought with all-solid rosewood back and sides and a thermo-cured Adirondack spruce top. That combination gives it the kind of big, open voice you want from a dreadnought, with plenty of low-end depth, clarity and headroom. The Natural finish and Truetone gloss give it a classic look that feels right at home on an instrument like this.
The mahogany neck has Eastman's Traditional Even C profile, paired with a smooth ebony fingerboard and a comfortable 1.75" nut width. Handcarved scalloped X-bracing helps the top breathe, giving the guitar plenty of resonance and sustain.
A lot of the appeal is in the details. Herringbone binding, a traditional rosette and an ebony bridge give the E20D-TC plenty of vintage character, while the bone nut and saddle keep things simple and traditional. The Adirondack top really comes into its own when you lean into it, but there's plenty of nuance there for lighter fingerstyle playing, too. It's a guitar that can handle a heavy strumming hand without losing the finer details, and that's a combination we always appreciate.
Features
Body Shape: E20D Dreadnought Top: Solid thermo-cured Adirondack spruce Back & Sides: Solid rosewood Finish: Truetone gloss, Natural Bracing: Hand-carved scalloped X-bracing Binding: Herringbone Neck: Mahogany, Traditional Even C profile Fingerboard: Ebony with dot inlays Radius: 12" Frets: 20 Scale Length: 25.4" Nut Width: 1.75" Nut/Saddle: Bone / Bone Bridge: Ebony Tuners: Open-gear, 14:1 Weight: 4lbs 8oz Case: Hardshell case included
