The Jazz Guitar Chord Dictionary
Reply to Thread Bookmark Thread
Posts 1 to 13 of 13
  1. #1

    User Info Menu

    Hi !

    I’m selling this excellent modern take on the 330, made by Eastman. It’s really more of a “budget Collings” in terms of specs, the body is slightly smaller and more comfortable than a traditional 330, but the tone is absolutely there.

    It’s a great guitar that I’m only selling to buy… a Collings 330.


    Fantastic value for money, very responsive and dynamic instrument. The Lollar pickups are excellent, check out the videos below where I use it. Jazz, blues, rock, with a pick or fingerstyle, it handles everything effortlessly.

    Eastman T64/v (330 like)-img_3530-jpgEastman T64/v (330 like)-img_3529-jpgEastman T64/v (330 like)-img_3527-jpg


    Specs:



    • Neck Material:Maple
    • Fingerboard:Ebony
    • Fingerboard Radius:12"
    • Neck Profile:Traditional Even "C"
    • Nut:Bone 1.72"
    • 1st Fret String Height:.022"
    • 12th Fret String Height:Bass .078" and Treble .062"
    • Fretwire:22 Medium Jumbo Jescar 47104
    • Scale Length:24.75"
    • Body Style:16" Hollowbody Thinline
    • Body Dimensions:16" x 1 3/4"
    • Body Topeluxe Maple Laminate
    • Body Back/Sideseluxe Maple Laminate
    • Center Block:No Center Block
    • Truss Rod:Single Acting
    • Binding:Neck, Body,
    • Binding Material:Ivoroid
    • Logo:Pearl Headstock
    • Inlay:Pearl Parallelogram
    • Finish:Antique Varnish
    • Hardware Color:Aged Nickel



    I haven’t listed it on Reverb, but I can do so if you prefer to go through that platform. I live in France.




    Last edited by jeanb; 07-30-2025 at 07:44 AM.

  2.  

    The Jazz Guitar Chord Dictionary
     
  3. #2

    User Info Menu

    Jean, you sound amazing!

  4. #3

    User Info Menu

    Thanks Jack, that really means a lot coming from you!

  5. #4

    User Info Menu

    Quote Originally Posted by jeanb
    Thanks Jack, that really means a lot coming from you!
    Thanks, i mean it was *REALLY GOOD*. I actually started listening to it for the guitar but was quickly lost in your (and the band's) playing!

  6. #5

    User Info Menu

    I'd stick with the Eastman,you sound fine on it.

  7. #6

    User Info Menu

    I don't think T49/V is the correct model # for this guitar. T49V is similar to the ES175.

  8. #7

    User Info Menu

    Great playing, perfect sound and River Man is a wonderful song! GLWTS!

  9. #8

    User Info Menu

    Quote Originally Posted by va3ux
    I don't think T49/V is the correct model # for this guitar. T49V is similar to the ES175.
    T49/V
    Eastman T64/v (330 like)-img_6705-2048x2048-jpg

    Perhaps a T64/V?
    Eastman T64/v (330 like)-6c4644c84fhadvdwzz8uu6mtpg9rugxpbq0kh4w4-jpeg

    I'm sure the OP will clarify. Nice guitar, whatever you call it.

  10. #9

    User Info Menu

    Yes it was my mistake, thank you guys.

    Actually, I own the older version of the T49, the AR371CE, which I upgraded with a Lollar pickup, it’s a fantastic guitar for the price as well. It's my jam/gig guitar that fears nothing. Some Eastmans really are absolute hidden gems.

  11. #10

    User Info Menu

    I really don't know what tone you're after, but that Eastman sounds amazing...




    Arnie...

  12. #11

    User Info Menu

    Will a Collings allow you to play any better than that?

  13. #12

    User Info Menu

    Thanks guys. Well, the i-30 I tried was a fantastic guitar. It is not four times better than the Eastman, but that's another league.

    However, I'll stick with the Eastman for now.

  14. #13

    User Info Menu

    It's still available?
    Last edited by cesarguit; 01-30-2026 at 09:13 AM.