The Airline '59 Coronado is our tribute to the Coronado model used by Dan Auerbach of The Black Keys. The originals were made of Res-O-Glas, but we have upgraded the design to tone-chambered mahogany bodies. Upgrades to the standard Coronnado model on this '59 include rubber body binding, zero fret, and Tone Pros bridge.

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FAQs

What kind of tones can I expect from the Airline '59 Coronado's humbucker pickups?

The Airline '59 Coronado features dual humbucker pickups that deliver a rich, warm tone with plenty of sustain. These pickups are versatile, making the guitar suitable for a variety of genres, from classic rock to blues and jazz.

Is the Eastwood Airline '59 Coronado suitable for beginners?

Yes, the Eastwood Airline '59 Coronado is beginner-friendly due to its comfortable neck profile and solid build quality. Its versatile sound and playability make it a great choice for players at any skill level.

How does the tremolo tailpiece affect the playability of the Airline '59 Coronado?

The tremolo tailpiece on the Airline '59 Coronado allows for subtle pitch modulation and expressive playing. It adds versatility to your performance, enabling smooth vibrato and dive-bomb effects without compromising tuning stability.

What is the neck profile like on the Eastwood Airline '59 Coronado?

The Eastwood Airline '59 Coronado features a comfortable C-shaped neck profile, which is ideal for most players. The maple neck and rosewood fretboard provide smooth playability, making it suitable for both rhythm and lead playing.

Is the Airline '59 Coronado available in multiple finishes?

Yes, the Airline '59 Coronado is available in several finishes, including Black, Metallic Blue, Red, and White. Each finish offers a distinct look while maintaining the guitar's vintage aesthetic appeal.