Eastman AC422ce Natural
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The essentials to know about the electro-acoustic guitar
The essentials to know about the electro-acoustic guitar
- Generous 16" / 406 mm body size, designed to deliver ample projection and a rich bass response.
- All-solid construction with a Sitka spruce top and rosewood back and sides, for a powerful, detailed and deep sound.
- Mahogany neck with a Traditional Even "C" profile, paired with an ebony key for comfortable and precise playing.
- Integrated LR Baggs Element EAS VTC electronics, ideal for preserving the instrument’s natural character when amplified.
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A Solid-Wood Acoustic-Electric Designed for Expressiveness
This acoustic-electric guitar brings together features usually sought after by demanding guitarists: solid woods, meticulous craftsmanship, a stable neck and discreet electronics. Its large 16" / 406 mm-wide body, with a depth of 4 1/4" / 108 mm, promotes a generous response with a pronounced presence across the entire range.
The combination of a solid Sitka spruce top and a solid rosewood back and sides places this instrument in a high-end acoustic tradition. The Truetone Gloss finishing elegantly highlights the wood grain, while the ivoroid binding on the top, back and key adds a refined, traditional appearance.
A Versatile Guitar for Full-Sounding Accompaniment and Fingerstyle
With its 25.4" / 645 mm scale length, 1 3/4" / 44.5 mm nut width and 12" / 305 mm radius, this guitar is particularly suited to intermediate, advanced and professional musicians looking for a comfortable acoustic instrument for extended playing sessions. The 2 5/32" / 54.8 mm string spacing at the bridge provides plenty of freedom for the picking hand.
It is equally well suited to strong chord playing, picking, fingerstyle, modern folk, acoustic blues, country and pop. Its body shape can easily support a vocal performance while retaining enough definition to highlight the nuances of instrumental playing. As no cutaway is indicated, this guitar favors a traditional acoustic silhouette and maximum resonance.
The Depth of Rosewood and the Clarity of Sitka Spruce
The solid Sitka spruce top delivers attack, dynamics and precision. It responds finely to delicate playing while retaining enough headroom to handle more forceful pick attacks. This wood is particularly appreciated for its ability to remain clear as the volume increases.
The solid rosewood back and sides enrich the tonal spectrum with deep bass, detailed treble and abundant harmonics. Combined with the ebony bridge and key, it contributes to a clean, articulate response with a particularly pleasing natural sustain for arpeggios and sustained notes.
The hand-sculpted X-bracing optimizes the vibration of the top and contributes to the instrument's projection. This craftsmanship promotes a convincing balance between power, openness and precision. The bone nut and bone bridge saddle improve vibration transfer, resulting in a more pronounced attack and a lively harmonic response.
When plugged in, the LR Baggs Element EAS VTC electronics preserve the guitar's acoustic character on stage, in rehearsal or during direct recording. They provide an ideal solution for musicians who want to amplify their instrument without losing the dynamics and warmth characteristic of a solid-wood guitar.
Recommended Compatible Accessories
To preserve the original touch and tonal balance, this guitar can be fitted with a set of D'Addario XS Coated Phosphor Bronze Light strings, gauge .012 - .053, identical to those installed at the factory. Its hardshell case is already included, providing effective protection for the instrument during transport and storage. A 4 mm truss rod adjustment wrench is also supplied for neck adjustments carried out by a qualified technician.
Technical specifications
| Format | Auditorium | Fingerboard | Ebony |
| Left handed | No | Nbrs of frets | 20 |
| Cutaway | Yes | Neck Type | Glued |
| Strings | Steel | Electroacoustic | Yes |
| Nbr of strings | 6 | Color | Natural |
| Top | Spruce | Finishing | Glossy |
| Back&Sides | Rosewood | Hardware | Chromed |
| Type | electro-acoustic guitar | Nut width | 1 3/4" / 44.5 mm |
| Back and sides | solid rosewood | Nut | bone |
| Bracing | hand-sculpted X bracing | Frets | 20 Jescar FW43080 frets |
| Rosette | classic | Truss rod | double-action |
| Binding | top, back and key | Key markers | mother-of-pearl dots and Fortissimo pattern at the 7th and 12th frets |
| Binding material | ivoroid | Side markers | black |
| Top finishing | Truetone Gloss | Headstock logo | mother-of-pearl |
| Back and sides finishing | Truetone Gloss | Bridge | ebony |
| Pickguard | tortoiseshell finish | Bridge saddle | bone |
| Neck | mahogany | String spacing at the bridge | 2 5/32" / 54.8 mm |
| Profile | Traditional Even "C" | Bridge pins | black plastic |
| Key | ebony | Tuners | Ping RM 1171-CVR, 3+3 configuration |
| Key radius | 12" / 305 mm | Hardware color | nickel |
| Scale length | 25.4" / 645 mm | String height at the 12th fret | 3/32" / 2.4 mm on the bass side and 2/32" / 1.6 mm on the treble side |



