The Fullertone SC’52 is the single-cut member of Eastman’s Fullertone family. It combines a roasted black limba body with a roasted maple neck and fingerboard, Eastman’s two-bolt long-tenon neck joint and a mixed Tonerider pickup set.
Key specifications
| Body style | Single cut |
| Body | Roasted black limba |
| Neck | Roasted maple, Medium Round |
| Fingerboard | Roasted maple, 12-inch radius |
| Neck joint | Fullertone two-bolt long tenon |
| Scale length | 25.5 inches |
| Neck pickup | Tonerider soapbar humbucker with custom goldfoil cover |
| Bridge pickup | Tonerider TQ1B-BK staggered noiseless single coil |
| Bridge | T-style bridge with compensated brass saddles |
| Finish | Truetone Satin |
| Case | Fullertone padded gig bag |
| Colours | Moss Black, Satin Ice Blue Metallic, Desert Sand |
| UK price reference | Current Project Music listings roughly £745–£799 depending finish, checked September 2026 |
What makes the SC’52 distinctive?
The pickup pairing is intentionally asymmetric: a soapbar-sized humbucker at the neck and a noiseless single coil at the bridge. Add the compensated brass-saddle bridge and roasted maple fingerboard and it occupies a different part of the Fullertone family from both the DC’62 and Offset’62.
Specifications checked against Eastman’s current published model information. UK price references checked against Project Music and may change.