Eastman E1 OM Left handed guitar with hand carved scalloped bracing, 12″ radius Ebony fingerboard, all solid tone woods, and nitrocellulose finish. Other features on this left-handed Orchestral body size acoustic guitar include 1-3/4 nut size with intuitive 24.9″ scale Traditional Even C profile neck.
Consequently, are Eastman guitars hand made?
Eastman guitars are not “Made in China,” they are proudly hand-crafted in Beijing. In our increasingly global economy, this is an important distinction to make. Founded in 1992 by a Chinese music student named Qian Ni, Eastman strings initially gained their reputation in the world of violin making.
Moreover, are Eastman guitars worth the money? Most people will find Eastman Guitars very affordable and that you get a lot of style for that price. At the same time these are not the least expensive guitars out there. We believe it the Eastman quality and feel they are a great value for what you pay.
Also to know is, are lefty guitars more expensive?
Left handed guitars are generally more expensive than their right handed counterparts because they often require additional time and money to craft and are produced in much lower numbers which is far less economical.
Did Gibson Stop making left-handed guitars?
Yes! At the time of writing Gibson currently offers 41 left handed electric guitars and 1 left handed bass. Roughly 95% of Gibson’s acoustic range is also available to order left handed. In addition, many Custom Shop models are also offered as lefties.
How many guitars does Eastman make a year?
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Where are Eastwood Guitars made?
Eastwood Guitars was formed in 2001 to produce replicas of classic, but not necessarily high end, guitars like Airline, Teisco and Mosrite. Eastwood’s headquarters are in Brampton, Ontario, just west of Toronto. The instruments are generally built at three factories located in China and Korea.
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Why are left-handed guitars so hard to find?
Major brands such as Gibson and Fender produce their instruments in big batches and on a mass scale. As left handed guitars are naturally in less demand, they will sell at a slower rate than their right handed counterparts.