Eastman OM, Sitka/Ovankol, Gloss, Fishman

born ready for the spotlight

This isn’t just another OM shaped body — it’s an orchestra model with the kind of balance that makes fingerpicking feel insightful and strumming feel intentional. The Sitka top sings with crisp, articulate highs, the solid ovangkol back and sides bring a rich, warm middle, and everything is wrapped in a gloss that says “I’m stage‑ready, even in daylight.” The Fishman Presys VT onboard electronics make sure that whether you’re plugging into a PA or a recording rig, what comes out is you — not a mystery.

Why players smirk when they first play it:

• Articulation that’s clear without being brittle

• Warmth without flabbiness

• Looks elegant yet refuses to be ignored

Specs That Actually Matter

Body & Woods

• Body Shape: Orchestra Model (OM) – balanced, versatile, fingertip friendly

• Top: Solid Thermo Cured Sitka Spruce — bright and responsive

• Back & Sides: Solid Ovangkol — warm, rich, rosewood‑ish character

• Bracing: Hand Carved Scalloped X — resonance where you want it

Neck & Playability

• Neck: Mahogany with Traditional Even “C” profile

• Scale Length: 24.9″ — comfy and articulate

• Fingerboard: Ebony, 12″ radius — smooth under the fingers

• Nut Width: 1 3/4″ bone — classic feel

• Frets: 20 Jescar FW43080

Hardware & Electronics

• Tuners: Open Gear Pingwell V93N (3+3) — vintage vibes, reliable tuning

• Electronics: Fishman Presys VT — clean, natural amplified tone

• Bridge/Saddle: Ebony with bone saddle, 2 5/32″ spacing

• Strings: D’Addario XT Coated Phosphor Bronze .012‑.053

Looks & Feel

• Finish: Truetone Gloss top & neck — classy, not flashy

• Binding: Herringbone top & back — old‑school cool

• Rosette/Inlays: Classic rosette and pearl dots — elegance without arrogance

• Pickguard: Tortoise shell — classy protection

Extras

• Comes With: Deluxe padded Eastman gigbag

• Action: Balanced, playable out of the box

In short: it doesn’t just sound premium — it feels premium. Ready for gigs, home studio magic, or just convincing everyone at the coffeeshop that you’ve been playing for way longer than you actually have.