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Eastman SB55DC V Demonstration
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- Опубликовано: 31 июл 2024
- Chris from Maple Street Guitars puts the Eastman SB55DC/V through it's paces. This guitar is another great entry into the Eastman line of electric guitars, harkening back to the early days of rock.
This is the fire-breathing tool for rockers. Nothing beats it when hooked up to a good overdriven amp. And no...you do not need 2 pickups. Back the controls off and there it is - neck pickup.
I have this guitar and it is incredible, it does do everything very well. No other guitar needed
That sounds so good. Great playing and great demo!
Thank you! This was a fun one to shoot!
I need one of these, that amp sounds fantastic too. Dear Santa I've been a good kid this year.
Eastman ROCKS ! Look at that nice wine red color. The tone ! - 1 pickup. The - "Less is more approach". I think every guitarist should have at least 1 kick ass no nonsense guitar in his or her arsenal !
Agreed, Al! There's something fun about it that's hard to describe!
... a very very good guitar... may be better than the Standard products of Gibson... sure so... equal to the custom shop products...
und sounds amazing.... but... it sounds different.... there is a difference in the Sound between both.. Gibson and Eastman
Eastman always goes for its own thing!
If they made a two-pickup version, I'd buy one yesterday.
If they make an LP Special style, we too would lose our minds!
Neck..?
@@multipipi1234 it's an Okoume neck with a medium-ish C shape profile. Neck is slightly on the thicker side.
WANT.
Does this come aged. Hardware looks aged abs the body looks aged in samples I’ve seen.
Yes, all of their Antique Varnish models include aged hardware and a form of aging to the standard finish. It's not "dragged behind a truck" level of relicing but rather wear that does feel more authentic to how a guitar (especially one with a hand-rubbed finish) would naturally age. It's a cool look!
Okoume is not mahogany.
You're correct! That was a mistake on our end, though it is very similar to mahogany it is not the same thing.
@@maplestreetguitars Thank you. I think a company that makes decent guitars should be proud of the materials they use. Its a fine timber and its not mahogany and that should be part of their selling strategy; not worrying about what it isn't.
@@es330 Agreed!
Who cares?
Biologically no, it is a member of the Balsa family. Still, at least for most European markets the statement in the video was not wrong, since the common name used by timber wholesalers is 'Gaboon Mahogany'. So, the comparison is not an invention of Eastman marketing (and they correctly call it Okume in their spec sheet), but an established practice since decades.