Eastman HSS Fullertone DC'62 Desert Sand

Eastman HSS Fullertone DC'62 Desert Sand I've always wanted to own one of these, bought one a few months ago to give it a whirl... Its an amazing guitar, crystal clear beautiful tone on the single coils, the mini-humbucker balances exceedingly well with the hum-cancelling single coils, the neck is impeccable, the tremolo is smooth as can be. Its about as good as an HSS Strat-style guitar can be! The ONLY reason I am parting with it is because I am a humbucker guy and my Eastman T484 is my go-to guitar... So I'm parting with this. I would consider a trade +/- cash where relevant for another Eastman (potentially an acoustic, or a humbucker-based solid body. Comes with original gig bag. Fullertone DC'62 Desert Sand This is the Eastman Fullerton DC'62 in Desert Sand - a very fun design that's retro and modern at the same time. There is a ton of bang for your buck in this guitar from the tonewoods used to the electronics. The DC'62 features a roasted black limba body paired with a roasted maple neck via the Fullertone 2-bolt long tenon neck joint which has been engineered by Eastman for maximum sustain and resonance. The hardware includes two noiseless pickups and a soapbard humbucker with a funky gold foil cover wound by ToneRider. The bridge is a brass-blocked tremolo, also aimed at improving resonance and sustain. All this and more for a guitar at this price point is almost unbeatable! Pick up your Eastman at The Music Zoo today! Includes: Gigbag and Tremolo Arm Product Specs and Features Solidbody Electric Guitar Roasted Black Limba Body Roasted Maple Neck Rosewood Fretboard 25.5" Scale Length 1.68" Width Bone Nut 12" Fretboard Radius Pearl Dot Inlays Tonerider SQ1-WH Staggered Noiseless Single Coil Pickups & Soapbar Humbucker w/ Goldfoil Cover 3-Way Switch Floating Tremolo with Brass Block Vintage-Style Tuners Nickel Hardware .870" Neck Thickness at 1st Fret 1.020" Neck Thickness at 12th Fret