Eastman MDA315E-SB F-Style Acoustic-Electric Mandola Sunburst w/Padded Gig Bag

The Eastman MDA315E-SB is an F-style acoustic-electric mandola showcasing a solid spruce top paired with a solid maple body, finished in a striking sunburst. This combination of tonewoods delivers a balanced sound with clarity and warmth, suitable for various playing styles. Equipped with a K&K Duotone pickup system, it offers natural amplified tone reproduction ideal for live performances or recording sessions.

Designed with traditional F-style aesthetics, the mandola features a comfortable neck profile and offers enhanced playability. The solid spruce top provides responsive dynamics, while the maple body adds brightness and sustain. The K&K Duotone pickup captures the instrument’s acoustic nuances with precision, ensuring reliable amplified sound without sacrificing tonal integrity.

Features:

• Solid spruce top for responsive and dynamic acoustic tone
• Solid maple back and sides for brightness and sustain
• F-style body shape with classic sunburst finish
• Equipped with K&K Duotone pickup system for natural amplification
• Comfortable neck profile suited for extended playing sessions

• Fingerboard:Ebony
• Fingerboard Radius:12"
• Nut:Bone 1 11/32"
• Fretwire:23 Jescar-FW37053
• Scale Length:16"
• Body Style:F-Style w/ F-Holes
• Body Dimensions:29" x 15 27/32" x 2 1/8"
• Body Top:Solid Spruce
• Body Back/Sides:Solid Maple
• Truss Rod:Single Acting
• Binding:Top
• Binding Material:Ivoroid
• Logo:Maple Headstock
• Inlay:Pearl Dots
• Side Dot Color:Black
• Finish:Truetone Satin
• Hardware Color:Nickel
• Tailpiece:Eastman Cast Aluminum
• Bridge:Adjustable Compensated Ebony
• Nut Height:0.018"
• Pickup:K&K Duotone
• Tuners:Proline J-105
• Strap Peg:Ebony
• Strings:D'Addario J76
• Action Height:0.060"/0.050"
• Case:Padded Eastman Gig Bag
• Color Options:Sunburst

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