May 23rd, 2009 | 
Author: John had these guitars built to his personal specifications. Eastman guitars builds hand-carved high-end stringed musical instruments in China. The guitars are team-built by master craftsmen. You can purchase the Pisano signature Eastman guitar in the three thousand dollar range. Every detail of this guitar is beautiful all the way down to the inlay frog on the tailpiece. This guitar won’t make you play like John, but it will allow you to own a spectacular instrument at price point well under a domestically made guitar of similar quality
Notice the exceptional craftsmanship and highly figured woodgrain. The guitars come in maple and mahogany. They sound as good as they look. Clearly a great deal of planning went into these before production. The truss rod cover is a wood strip with magnets that allow the player to make quick adjustments without requiring a screwdriver to remove it. Very clever.
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