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Esteban Acoustic Master Cutaway Series

Esteban Acoustic Master Cutaway Series

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Designed with the modern musician in mind, the Esteban Acoustic Master Cutaway Series combines traditional craftsmanship with contemporary playability. This acoustic-electric guitar is perfect for those seeking versatility and dynamic sound in both acoustic and amplified settings. The cutaway design allows for easy access to the upper frets, making it ideal for intricate fingerpicking and solo performances. Whether you're strumming on a quiet evening at home or taking center stage, this guitar delivers a clear and resonant tone that resonates with warmth and precision.

The built-in preamp and tuner provide seamless transitions for live performances, ensuring your sound remains consistent and true. Featuring a solid spruce top paired with mahogany back and sides, this guitar offers a rich, full-bodied sound. The rosewood fingerboard ensures smooth playability, while the die-cast tuning machines keep your guitar in tune even during long practice sessions or live gigs.

For musicians looking to explore new sonic territories, this guitar offers a balanced blend of traditional and modern features. The Esteban Acoustic Master Cutaway Series isn't just an instrument—it's an invitation to let your creativity flow across genres.

Key Features:

Solid spruce top with mahogany back and sides
Cutaway design for easy upper fret access
Built-in preamp and tuner for convenient live performance
Rosewood fingerboard for smooth playability
Die-cast tuning machines for stable tuning
Acoustic-electric versatility for various musical settings

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2.5 out of 5

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blondguru

2065

about 7 years ago

Nope.

I feel bad for Esteban himself. Good player, but such a bad product. All of them I've played feel like junk. Low action, but extremely high tension no matter the gauge. The Pre-Amp is not good, way too bright and hissy, with none of that acoustic warmth. My only use for this is with my Tonewood Amp, since that can kinda drown the guitar out.

Roles:

Guitarist Keyboardist Music Producer

Genres:

Rock Pop Alternative rock

tonylemieux

623

almost 7 years ago

Decently low priced acoustic electric

This guitar isn't that bad, it's my spare acoustic electric, we set it up pretty well, plays decent, sounds decent, the other reviewer said it had a bright sound, I find it to have more of a bassy tone plugged in, maybe bright acoustically....

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Singer Guitarist

Genres:

Rock Blues Soul blues