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The Airline Jupiter TT is one of Eastwood's newest models, and it falls perfectly within the Venn diagram of original and classic. Here, we've done something that we've never done before: take the best features of two classic models, and birth an original that's nostalgic, yet never before seen.
The S-style tremolo was one of the greatest guitar innovations of the electric guitar's 1950s golden age. Like all good things, though, it does require a bit of maintenance. In this video, Linc walks us through the process of adjusting the tremolo tension for preferred sensitivity and tuning stability.
We often get the question: "how do I change my guitar strings?"
To help answer that question to the best of our ability, Eastwood's Lincoln Smith put together this video to walk through the steps and make the process as easy and enjoyable as possible.
To help answer that question to the best of our ability, Eastwood's Lincoln Smith put together this video to walk through the steps and make the process as easy and enjoyable as possible.
Looking for a quick way to stay up to date on the company's comings and goings? Luckily, we've been reaching out to our fans every Friday through Instagram Live.
Looking for a guitar that can switch between electric and acoustic guitar tones in a pinch? Join Lincoln Smith as he plays the Colin Newman Map through a Fishman Loudbox acoustic amp, and emulates acoustic tones for both fingerpicking and strumming applications.
Eastwood began its existence as both a blog forum and sales portal called MyRareGuitars. Come jump into one of the most popular posts from the MRG Blog Vault, and help continue the discussion in the comments!
How did this model come to be, and why do people love it so much? In this article, we’re going through the history of the Surfcaster as well as the modern reproduction from Eastwood.
Shopping for a case for your Eastwood instrument? Confused about the differences between our baseline "Custom Gigbag" and the upgraded "Premium Soft Case"? Never fear! Linc is here to break down the differences between the two, and help you making the right decision for protecting your instrument.
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"Find out all you need to know need to know about the best and most rare vintage guitars from the Sixties! Besides bigger brands such as Fender and Gibson, several smaller brands flourished in this decade, and names such as Airline, Supro, Teisco and Hagstrom are today very desirable."