Acoustic Guitar Photos

[jphenderson91]

Here is the best photos I could get of my E10D-TC. Not the greatest lighting or background, but it will do for now.

[Tim Farney]

[Bert]

Thanks for the great pics everyone...

fresh pics, didn't want to put them outside side by side, neighbors might start talking.
 


El Rey 4 (Left) and E20OM-TC (Right)

[Pura Vida]

Joshua and Bert: those thermo-cured tops look amazing in the outdoor lighting.  And just when I think I'm getting some color in my natural tops.

Tim: still loving those bursts too!  

[Pura Vida]

This thread deserves a BUMP --- and maybe to become a sticky thread too!

I posted this photo in another thread, but here are most of the current assortment.  My daughter had her E1OO-LTD in her room, so I replaced it with the ACTG1 on the stand.  All Eastmans at this time, except for the Blueridge BR-240A.

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Lineup (left to right):

Rack 1:
2016 E40D
2017 E20D
2017 E20OM-SB
2018 E10SS/v
2017 E40D

Rack 2:
2019 AC630-BD
2018 BR-240A (Blueridge)
2016 E10D
2017 E40OM
2016 E8D

Stand:
ACTG1

Missing:
2018: E1OO-LTD (my daughter's Eastman)

I'm *considering adding wall hangers (either same wall or behind me to the right) for my electric guitars.

* considering = I bought the wall hangers for Christmas, but haven't decided what to do with them, yet!

[Pluteus]

Keeping this thread alive - might as well enjoy some eye candy while we're all quarantined! (apologies for the poor lighting!)
L-R: AH6OM(E) and E20OMCE acoustic flattops in the first set and AR380CE and AR680CE archtops in the second set.

[Pura Vida]

Very nice, Pluteus.  You've got two nice pairs.  Add one more OM or archtop, and you'll have a full house!

[AlanSam]

In fact it's five of a kind (aces), which beats a full house (house rules!)

[Pluteus]

Thanks Pura Vida and Alan Sam.  You both inspired me to figure out how many guitars one would have to buy if they wanted one of every model OM that Eastman has ever produced, including finish variations, cutaways, custom builds, etc (that I could at least find listed in brochures and pics of online).  If my estimate is correct, then this person (not me!) would have to buy 47(!) different OM guitars!  I doubt Eastman has made that many different models for any other body shape, but I'll throw down the gauntlet if someone else wants to figure this out for e.g. dreadnaughts or archtops. 

Here's the list of Eastman built OMs that I came up with:
Current and more recent models
E1OM
E2OM (Sapele Top)
E2OM-CD (Cedar Top)
E6OM
E6OM-LTD (=AH6OM)
E6OM-SB
E6OM-SB-SP-LTD (2 custom built for Soundpure)
E6OM-TC
E8OM
E8OMCE (rare!)
E8OM-SB (custom?)
E10OM
E10OM-LTD
E10OM-SB
E10OM-TC
E20OM
E20OM-SB
E20OMCE
E20OM-TC
E40OM
E40OM-SB
DT30OM
PCH1OM
PCH1OM-CLA
PCH2OM

Older models listed below
ACOM1
ACOM2
AC312 (sitka, mahogany)
AC312CE
AC412 (sitka, rosewood)
AC412CE
AC512 (engelman, mahogany)
AC512CE
AC612 (engelman, maple)
AC612CE
AC712 (engelman, rosewood, maple rosette, rosewood binding)
AC712CE
AC812 (engelman, rosewood, abalone rosette, maple binding)
AC812CE

AC510
AC610
AC710

Potomac PVD18 (solid spruce top, laminated mahogany b/s)
Potomac PVD18-DLX (all solid, spruce, mahogany)
Potomac PVD28 (solid spruce top, laminated rosewood b/s)
Potomac PVD28-DLX (all solid, spruce, rosewood)

[AlanSam]

I was looking at an Eastman AC508m - almost bought it. Anyone know why Eastman classified it as a Grand Concert, when in everything bar classification it is an OM?