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Any Eastwood guitar owners out there?
Posted on 7/23/16 at 6:04 pm
Posted on 7/23/16 at 6:04 pm
I just bought an Eastwood Sidejack 12-string electric. It definitely has a different sound than, say, a Rickenbacker 12, but the difference appeals to me: a more metallic sound I guess, which produces a lighter, more rockin' "jangle" than the Rick's distinctive tones.
Or so it seems to me.
Anyway--anyone else own an Eastwood? Thoughts, opinions, etc?
Or so it seems to me.
Anyway--anyone else own an Eastwood? Thoughts, opinions, etc?
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Posted on 7/24/16 at 12:12 pm to Mars duMorgue
I have ever actually seen one...
Posted on 7/24/16 at 3:42 pm to Mars duMorgue
Got the envie real bad for an Airline Mandola. No reason -- I can barely plink out a few chords on my el-cheapo mando -- but damn that thing looks cool. In Seafoam Green, even
Posted on 7/24/16 at 7:11 pm to lsufan9193969700
The body of my Eastwood is based on the Mosrite Ventures Mark XII Model 12 String, a guitar from the mid-1960's. The technology of course has been updated.
I bought mine because I wanted an electric 12-string, but I didn't want to go the Rickenbacker route (another guy in my band already has one).
I also got $100 off because it's a B-stock, with a scratch that I have been unable to find.
I played it with my band for the first time today at our practice, and we were all drawn to it by the different sound it produces compared to a Rick-12. A bit more rockin', a bit less chiming than a Rick.
I bought mine because I wanted an electric 12-string, but I didn't want to go the Rickenbacker route (another guy in my band already has one).
I also got $100 off because it's a B-stock, with a scratch that I have been unable to find.
I played it with my band for the first time today at our practice, and we were all drawn to it by the different sound it produces compared to a Rick-12. A bit more rockin', a bit less chiming than a Rick.
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