The Eastman E1D is an all-solid dreadnought built around a thermo-cured Sitka spruce top and solid sapele back and sides. It combines a 25.4-inch scale, scalloped X bracing and a satin-finished Traditional Series specification.
E1D at a glance
| Body | Dreadnought, 16 x 4-11/16 inches |
| Top | Solid thermo-cured Sitka spruce |
| Back / sides | Solid sapele |
| Scale length | 25.4 inches |
| Neck / fingerboard | Mahogany / ebony |
| Fingerboard radius | 12 inches |
| Bracing | Hand-scalloped X |
| Finish | Truetone Satin |
| Case | Deluxe padded Eastman gig bag |
| UK price reference | £559 at Project Music, September 2026 |
Key specification
The E1D uses Eastman’s Traditional Even C mahogany neck, a 1.75-inch bone nut and 20 Jescar frets. An ebony bridge and bone saddle complete the all-solid construction.
Where it sits
The E1D is one of the lower-priced all-solid dreadnoughts in Eastman’s current acoustic range. It keeps the specification simple: no factory electronics, satin finish and a padded gig bag rather than a hard case.
Current specification source: Eastman E1D. UK retail reference: Project Music. Dealer prices and stock can change.