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Eastman Romeo SC

Purchased new and was professionally set-up with a set of PRS Signature strings (10-42) (see invoice pictured and included). Used a few times. While it has a unique voice, I have too many guitars. It’s mint; but came with a few minor marks on the metal of the neck pick-up (hard to capture on photo; so you know it’s very minor - but I’m very particular).

https://reverb.com/item/51344680-eastman-romeo-sc
 
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I get that this model has a tele pup in the neck vs 2 hums but, calling a double cut an SC is just wrong.
 
They pull off the non traditional pickup config, but I always want my archtops to look like they're built in the 1940s.
 
Pretty sweet.
I'd probably have to replace those white plastic washers on the neck pup with black ones to match the bridge pickup ring...but I can live with that :wink:
 
My local guitar shop is an Eastman dealer, and has a Romeo. It's a great looking guitar, and I've been tempted to take it for a spin, except I already have an archtop Eastman - a 380CE Pisano (which is shades of an ES-175). I wonder if Eastman is going to put a hold on making more Romeos, and their other semi-hollows. It was learned recently on the Jazz Guitar Forum, that Eastman has stopped production of their archtops for an unspecified amount of time, so they can catch up on the backlog they have for their solidbodies (and probably acoustics).
 
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