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Eastman E20DL-TC left-handed acoustic guitar in NaturalRH photo

Finishes

Natural

Eastman

E20DL-TC

Dreadnought · E20

Manufacturer

Eastman product page

Eastman collection

About this model

Eastman E20DL-TC is a left-handed thermo-cured Adirondack spruce / solid rosewood dreadnought with mahogany neck, ebony board, 25.4" scale, and herringbone-bound traditional appointments. Hand-carved scalloped X bracing and abalone snowflake inlays place it in Eastman’s higher Traditional dreadnought tier as a pure acoustic; OEM marks LH availability on the E20D-TC page. The Acoustic Shoppe has offered the E20DL-TC specifically as a thermo-cured Adirondack/rosewood lefty dreadnought.

Core specs

Brand
Eastman
Model
E20DL-TC
Family
Dreadnought
Series
E20
Acoustic-electric
No
Body shape
Dreadnought
Body size
16" X 4-11/16"
Cutaway
none
Top
Thermo Cured Adirondack Spruce
Back wood
Rosewood
Sides wood
Rosewood
Top construction
Solid
Back construction
Solid
Sides construction
Solid
Back & sides
Rosewood
Neck material
Mahogany
Neck profile
Traditional Even "C"
Fingerboard
Ebony
Scale length
25.4"
Nut width
1 3/4"
Frets
20
Bridge
Ebony
Bracing
Hand-Carved Scalloped X
Strings
D'Addario XS Coated Phosphor Bronze Light (.012 - .053)
Finish
Truetone Gloss
Extended specsShow
Nut material
Bone
Saddle
Bone
Bridge pins
Ebony with Abalone Inlay
Tuners
Gotoh SE780-06M-N
Fingerboard radius
12"
Fret size
Jescar-FW43080
Binding
Top/Back (Herringbone)
Rosette
Classic
Inlays
Abalone Snowflakes
Truss rod
Dual Acting
Case / gig bag
Hardshell Case
Country of origin
Unknown
MSRP (USD)
Unknown
LH finishes offered
Natural
Top finish detail
Truetone Gloss
Back & sides finish
Truetone Gloss
Electronics notes
n/a
Orientation note
OEM E20D Thermo-Cure page lists Left-Handed Option Available in Natural

Where to buy

RetailerLinkAvailability
The Acoustic ShoppeProduct pageUnknown

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