A weight-relieved chambered mahogany body gives warmth plus less strain on your shoulder, as well as a Bigsby vibrato to add to the vintage appeal. It features three tantalizingly uncommon mini-humbuckers for a clearer and brighter tone than is common in its larger humbucking brothers, with individual on/off switches for each pickup.
In fact, it would most likely feel equally at home in a modern art museum as it would in the player's hands. The Wandre DLX is rather asymmetrical to say the least. Eastwood's marketing campaign is quite simple but revealing in its three words: "I get it." Founded in 2001 with the goal to bring popular vintage models back into the limelight, Eastwood (who also has a line called "Airline," see below) has been well-received among critics and famous musicians since its inception. The Super-Sonic is most definitely a guitar worth checking out, plays great and sounds so surprising you really must get your hands on it to hear and feel the difference.įor those who have yet to experience the sight of an Eastwood Guitar, I'm glad to be the one to introduce you. These aren't chimey, bright, or sweet but brash and aggressive, well-suited for rock and above. The pickups are Atomic humbuckers and can definitely lay a path of destruction as the name implies. With three paint finishes- all sparkly and flaky- you'll have no choice but to draw all the attention while on stage. If you're one of those people who don't like others to say of you, "What does he think he's doing?" this is most likely not the guitar for you. Everything looked absolutely and completely wrong with this guitar it suddenly. This was an upside-down guitar, for crying out loud, and not in the good upside-down way. It seemed to be a guitar that would completely throw its wearer off balance in every way possible. The first time I saw the Pawn Shop Super-Sonic during the 2013 Winter NAMM announcements, I was horrified.
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