Hand made by skilled luthiers

Eastman guitars and mandolins are always hand-made by skilled luthiers, many of whom have been with the company from the beginning. Aware that each piece of wood is unique and must be treated as such, these luthiers ensure that the graduations and bracings are tailored for every instrument. And thats exactly what makes this Grand Auditorium from the new PCH1 (Pacific Coast Highway) series so special; you pay the price for an entry level guitar, but get superb quality.

The Eastman PCH1-GAce futures at a glance;

• Maple Neck
• Rosewood fingerboard
• 12 Fingerboard radius
• 25.4 Scale Length
• Solid Sitka Spruce top
• Mahogany Laminate back and side
• Double Acting truss rod
• Finish; open pore back/sides and Gloss Nitrocellulose top
• Eastman Under Saddle Acoustic Pickup

Any kind of style

The Eastman PCH1-GAce has an amazing tone for a great price. The design was original inspired by the Grand Auditorium body shape, bearing proportions that falls between a Dreadnought and Grand Concert. While the bigger Dreadnought was traditionally considered a flatpickers guitar and the smaller Grand Concert catered to finger stylist, the GA was designed to deliver on both fronts. The Eastman PCH1-GAce delivers an original acoustic voice that is big enough to handle medium-strength picking and strumming, yet with impressive balance across the tonal spectrum. Especially in the midrange it produces clear, well-defined notes.So needless to say that this guitar can cover almost any style of music. Come to Max Guitar to hear for yourself what this beauty can do for you.