Eastman Guitars E20D TC

Iconic, big, and bold. You’ll never have to worry about competing for sonic space with this classic, flat-picking bluegrass instrument. Perfect for ensemble settings where cutting through the mix can be an issue. Beauty, Brawn, and power is something that we're learning to expect from the Eastman line of dreadnoughts! They're punchy, loud, comfortable to play, and most importantly, a complete steal at their affordable price!
Here is Jesse with some important Eastman information for you!
EASTMAN GUITARS E20D-TC DREADNOUGHT - 14581: artisanguitars.com/collection...

[@brandonknapp3328]

I have an Eastman E20D, not the TC. When I bought it there was no TC model yet. My E20D always sounded good but after 5 years the Adirondack really came to life and it is one of my favorite pre-war style guitars. Eastman has its own rich traditional sound. The great thing now is with the TC now you don’t have to wait.

[@charlesmcgowen7238]

Gorgeous tone and the great playing really brings it out.

[@jonjepson3650]

Sounds great just like a Yamaha ll16. I own four Eastman guitars and they are all very different and excellent. Thanks for the entertainment 👍

[@patricklundquist9869]

I have this theory that each guitar handles certain tunes better than others, so I should only play those certain tunes that sound best on each guitar. But I always forget which tunes sound best on which guitar so like you, I wind up expecting whatever guitar I am holding to be able to handle whatever I throw at it. That's the beauty of Eastman (and Martins) they can take whatever you demand of them from country to rock to blues, from heavy to mellow to hippy dippy trippy.

[@jamesmaddock]

Definitely! That’s why we need lots of them !😀

[@brankobida9229]

Sounds great!!!

[@Steven-Duffy]

Love your vids dude. I just got one of these. Its an absolute Cannon to put it lightly. Defo expect all my guitars to do all the stuff 🤣💥👌

[@macstil585]

I just got this model today my 3rd Eastman..the TC aspect on Adirondack is incredible

[@rogerd9150]

Ok. So for some reason I find every guitar that y’all do a review on sounds incredible. Did y’all just record one amazing sounding high end guitar and just play that one back for every video? Haha just kidding. Oh I know what it is...it’s the player! All kidding aside, I’m enjoying the videos. Keep ‘em coming. Maybe one day I will afford to buy a guitar from y’all.

[@Ktmsmcr690r]

Almost bought this one today but i go for the AC522CE gold burst

[@mikenelson405]

You kill me. That lil' ditty of improv sounded exactly like me. weird. spooky...

[@SimoneOrtisi]

Could you please tell me which strings are on this guitar? Thank you :)

[@jed1166]

Wow! Look at all the NON-cutaway guitars on the wall! (Only see one cutaway in the very lower left corner). Obviously he knows his acoustic guitars! If you wanna shred upper fret leads, buy a Strat, and leave the acoustics full bodied, and therefore full toned!

[@lt1caprice57l]

Thaaaaaaaank you!
Nothing more irritating than seeing a nice cutaway guitar only to find that there is no equivalent full body model. (I'm glaring at you, Washburn.)

[@valebliz]

@hey guys one octave is enough on an acoustic imo. The high frets sounds bad anyway.

[@saintless]

Great range, for sure. It's the tinny jangly sound that prevents me from getting along with Eastman's offerings. Good demo. But the more I listen to their guitars the more I just think they aren't for me.

[@DavidBowman2023]

As opposed to what? What do you like?

[@startreker8591]

He only needs to sing

[@elsizzle2000]

Why don't you sing?

[@erdemula6291]

this guitar sounds like your hair looks. highs and lows are good but nothing in the middle

[@brocrash2687]

also look where the mic is, i have played one they sound way better irl