Eastman FullerTone SC'52 - Desert Sand  

The Fullertone Series

The Fullertone Guitars are an amazing addition to Eastman’s assortment! These beautiful guitars are high quality, sound incredible, and are more affordable than Eastman’s previous models. This makes the guitars ideal for players who have always wanted an Eastman guitar but haven’t had the budget for one yet. However, Eastman listened to their customers and created the Fullertone series, making their guitars available to a larger demographic. The series produces two different models in different colours: the SC (Single-Cut) and the DC (Double-Cut). A SC guitar only has a cut out in the body underneath the neck whereas the DC also has a cut out above the neck. This means that if you want to reach the higher frets with the SC you can only do so from below whilst with the DC you can also wrap your thumb around from the top. Both of the guitars have different high-quality ToneRider pickups and the guitar comes with a gig bag.

The SC’52

The SC’52 is also made of high-quality materials. As such, the guitar has a roasted black limba body, which, besides being quite sustainable, provides a sturdy base and produces a beautiful resonance. Furthermore, the guitar has a maple neck and fretboard. Maple is ideal for the combination of neck and fretboard as it provides a smooth surface and reliable tuning stability. Moreover, the guitar has a beautiful aluminium pickguard providing the guitar with a luxurious appearance. The guitar is also incredibly versatile due to its HS pickup configuration. The neck pickup is the ToneRider Soapbar Humbucker and the bridge pickup is the ToneRider TQ1B-BK Noiseless Single-Coil. The latter is positioned in the bridge, like with Telecasters. This will add a bit of twang to the sound. The combination of these two pickups make it possible for you to play beautifully bright clean tones but also screaming overdriven sounds.

Eastman

Eastman was founded in 1992 by Qian Ni, a Chinese musician who had moved to America. He realised there were few professional instruments available at the time, which is why he decided to start his own company. Quality is still Eastman’s priority. Every instrument is made by hand and goes through an extensive process to ensure that the instruments will stand the test of time and can be used quite intensively.