Review: Two Affordable Eastman Acoustic Guitars, the AC–GA1CE & AC–GA2CE скачать в хорошем качестве

Review: Two Affordable Eastman Acoustic Guitars, the AC–GA1CE & AC–GA2CE

I am a little snobbish when it comes to instruments, but two new Eastman guitars—the AC–GA1CE and AC–GA2CE—have led me to reappraise my view of lower-priced models. Both of these all-solid-wood guitars sound robust and balanced, play exceptionally well, and come with Fishman electronics. And each carries a street price of just $620. At first, I thought a digit might be missing from the beginning of that price, but that’s not the case, making these instruments exceptional buys in a market teeming with options. Variations on a Theme The AC–GA1CE and AC–GA2CE are grand-concert models—a design splitting the difference between the dreadnought and the OM—with smooth cutaways. They’re identical in every spec, save for their soundboards. The AC–GA1CE has a Sitka spruce top, while the AC–GA2CE is sapele. Both are supported by hand-carved scalloped X bracing. For the full review go to http://acousticguitar.com/review-two-...