Eastwood Guitars introduces new upgraded version of the popular Airline Jupiter: the Airline Jupiter PRO. This design is based around the early 60’s Silvertone Jupiter H49 which was also available with the Airline brand. The new Airline Jupiter PRO is a hollow-body guitar with mahogany top, back and sides with a one-piece maple set-neck. The upgrades for the PRO model include: added a unique blend control that lets the player dial in a wide variety of tones, replaced the wooden bridge with a Tone Pros Tun-o-matic, upgraded the bolt-on neck with a set maple neck and upgraded the hardware to create a solid, tour worthy guitar for today’s modern player.
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Eastwood Guitars opens up the time machine again and this time brings the famous Airline Bobkat back to life. Based on the Harmony Bobkat model, which was produced from 1963 to 1966, and was also branded by Airline, Supro, Kay and many others, the Bobkat is a fun playing guitar that in its day was the “go to” model for students and pros. The Airline Bobkat is a 25 1/2” scale solid basswood guitar with a bolt-on bound maple neck and rosewood fingerboard. This retro-style guitar is true to the 60’s vibe with a fixed adjustable wooden bridge and features the Airline Single-Coil Vintage Argyle Pickup.
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Eastwood Guitars brings back the past with the introduction of the big and beautiful Airline Espanada. This striking guitar is based on the popular Harmony H63, which was also sold under the Silvertone and Airline brands in the late 1950s. It is a new lightweight, full hollow body model that is the big brother to the highly successful Airline Tuxedo. The Espanada is a versatile guitar offering a tonal palette from Jazz to Jump Blues to Rockabilly.
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The Airline RS-II is a tribute to the Roy Smeck model (Harmony Roy Smeck Stratotone) of the late 50’s. The unique hollow-body design without F-Holes combine with the Airline Argyle single coil pickups to produce a unique tone reminiscent from many early electric guitars from the 50’s and 60’s. The RS-II is capable of producing clean or distorted tones without feedback.
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Eastwood Guitars ’59 Coronado has a white body with black rubber binding, offset with white binding on a black headstock , a zero fret, and a Bigsby. It’s a 25 ½”-scale guitar with a chambered mahogany body, bolt-on bound-maple neck with rosewood fingerboard, block markers, TonePros roller bridge, and Wilkinson tuners. It has a 3-wayswitch plate, two Alnico Hot-10 Humbuckers, and dual Volume/Tone controls. The originals were made of Res-O-Glas, but we have upgraded the design to tone-chambered mahogany bodies.
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Eastwood Guitars and Randy Bachman have collaborated on the new Airline Tux Deluxe guitar. Bachman plays the Airline Tuxedo model, and recently pitched the idea for Airline Tux Deluxe, which captures a ’60s vibe with multi-ply binding, flamed maple top and back, and black sides. Technical changes include a Zero-Fret, upgraded tailpiece and custom coil-tapped pickups, giving the player a choice of 70% or 100% of the P-90 output levels.
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One of the early “student” guitars found in North American Catalogs in the 1960s. This model was available under the brands of Airline, Supro, Kay and many others. This new Eastwood release is based on the original 1960′s AIRLINE Bighorn, it features an updated adjustable bridge, truss rod and the modern popular Diamond Argyle single coil pickups.
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