Eastman E1D Traditional Dreadnought Acoustic Guitar - Natural Satin Keith McMillen Instruments effects processor or recording EQUIPMENT

Name: Eastman E1D Traditional Dreadnought Acoustic Guitar - Natural Satin Keith McMillen Instruments effects processor or recording EQUIPMENT
Brand: brdsc.com
SKU: 6949040364
Price: 349.50 USD
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Eastman E1D Traditional Dreadnought Acoustic Guitar Natural Satin Keith McMillen Instruments effects processor or recording EQUIPMENT effects processor or recording EQUIPMENT with up to 3U of rack space and 12 combined with state of the art features to make a monstrous 900 watt amplifier with earth shattering tone Action Height:12th fret 3 32" on the bass side and 2 32" on the treble side Fretwire:20 Jescar FW43080

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