The Fullertone Offset’62 completes Eastman’s Fullertone family with an offset body, roasted black limba construction and the same long-tenon two-bolt neck concept used across the series. Twin Tonerider soapbar humbuckers and a Göldo tremolo give it a very different hardware layout from the DC’62 and SC’52.
Key specifications
| Body style | Offset |
| Body | Roasted black limba |
| Neck | Roasted maple, Medium Round |
| Fingerboard | Rosewood, 12-inch radius |
| Neck joint | Fullertone two-bolt long tenon |
| Scale length | 25.5 inches |
| Pickups | Two Tonerider soapbar humbuckers with custom goldfoil covers |
| Bridge / tremolo | Göldo 3-Point Vario bridge / Göldo DG tremolo |
| Finish | Truetone Satin Gloss |
| Case | Fullertone padded gig bag |
| Colours | Dakota Red, Gold |
| UK price reference | £789 Dakota Red / £899 Gold at Project Music, checked September 2026 |
The Fullertone neck joint
The distinctive engineering feature is Eastman’s two-bolt long-tenon joint. Rather than using a conventional short bolt-on pocket, the neck extends deeper into the body while remaining removable and adjustable.
How it differs from the DC’62
The Fullertone DC’62 uses a double-cut body and a different pickup arrangement. The Offset’62 uses twin soapbar-sized humbuckers and a Göldo tremolo, making it the most obviously offset-inspired member of the standard Fullertone trio.
Specifications checked against Eastman’s current published model information. UK price references checked against Project Music and may change.