2025 Eastman E10SS-TC Slope Shoulder Dreadnought Sunburst LR BaggsVTC Mint

I bought this new for $1800 just two months ago. I added a professionally installed Baggs Element VTC pickup that added $350 to my cost. Comes with super high quality hard shell original case. This is better than new condition, because it’s new, and the pro setup has been done already for you. Low action. Straight relief. Supremely playable.

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Tech Specs

Eastman Guitars E10SS Thermo-cure Slope-shoulder Dreadnought Acoustic Guitar Features:

• String Type:Steel
• Number of Strings:6
• Left-/Right-handed:Right-handed
• Body Shape:E10SS Slope Shoulder Dreadnought
• Back & Sides Wood:Mahogany
• Top Wood:Thermo-Cured Adirondack Spruce
• Top Finish:Truetone Gloss
• Color:Sunburst
• Body Bracing:Scalloped X-bracing
• Binding:Black/White
• Neck Wood:Mahogany
• Neck Shape:Traditional Even C
• Radius:12"
• Fingerboard Material:Ebony
• Fingerboard Inlay:Dots
• Number of Frets:20
• Scale Length:24.75"
• Nut Width:1.68"
• Nut/Saddle Material:Bone/Bone
• Bridge Material:Ebony
• Tuning Machines:Open Gear, 14:1
• Strings:D'Addario XS coated Light, .012-.053
• Case/Gig Bag:Hardshell Case
• Manufacturer Part Number:E10SS-TC

• Offers a perfect melding of slope-shoulder tone and dreadnought power
• Solid Thermo-cured Adirondack spruce top yields a clear, defined tone that holds up to frenetic strumming
• Solid mahogany back and sides produce a thick, harmonic-rich midrange that blooms into ear-grabbing overtones
• Hand-carved, scalloped “X” bracing lends extra resonance, volume, and sustain to your playing
• Satin-finished mahogany neck with a Traditional Even “C” profile promotes easy navigation along the fretboard
• Agile ebony fingerboard with pearl-dot inlays and white-dot side markers
• Bone nut and saddle for balanced, authentic string vibration
• Appealing Truetone gloss finish, classic-style rosette, ivoroid binding, pearl inlays, and a firestripe pickguard
• Sightly nickel hardware and open-gear tuning machines ensure optimal intonation