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EastCoast L1 Electric Guitar in White Rosewood Fretboard and Gold Hardware

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This is a New EastCoast L1 Electric Guitar in White Rosewood Fretboard and Gold Hardware from , now available in the Guitar category on Guitars Pedals Amps and Stuff.. Read More below.

Description

If you’re looking for a great versatile instrument to enter the world of guitar playing, the EastCoast L1 is a perfect place to start. You can expect a warm, powerful sound that’s great for rock riffs, classic blues, and soaring solos thanks to its two humbucker pickups and resonant Okoume wood body. Whether you’re practicing or up on stage, you’ll be able to play for hours on end thanks to its ergonomic body curves and smooth Rosewood fingerboard. Last but not least, enjoy true rockstar style with the L1’s inspiring single-cut design and gold hardware – a truly classy beginner instrument that delivers on all fronts.

Key Features

  • Perfect For Beginners – Built with beginners in mind and bought to you at an accessible price, the EastCoast L1 features quality components and powerful sounding pickups, giving you a guitar that not only looks great, but sounds great too.
  • Versatile Sonic Palette – The Okoume construction provides a warm resonant tone, whilst the classically-voiced humbucker pickups produce a versatile sonic range that suits plenty of styles and abilities.
  • Excellent Tuning Stability – This guitar will stay in tune no matter how much you play thanks to quality hardware like an ABR-style bridge and die-cast tuners that you’d expect on many premium guitars.

About EastCoast Guitars

EastCoast produce brilliant starter instruments that come packed with great features to get a beginner going. By taking extra care at the factory and going through our in-house Quality Control process, these guitars offer playability, versatility, and comfort that far exceeds their affordable price point. The brand produces a wide range of electric, acoustic, and bass guitars to suit any style – all available here at Music Co.

Specifications

Body

  • Material: Okoume
  • Top: Carved Top
  • Binding: Single

Neck

  • Material: Okoume
  • Fingerboard: Rosewood
  • Scale Length: 24.75″
  • Frets Size: Medium Jumbo
  • Number of Frets: 22
  • Fret: Nickel
  • Nut Material: Synthetic
  • Nut Width: 42mm
  • Binding: Single
  • Joint: Set

Electronics

  • Pickups: ECH Covered Ceramic Humbuckers
  • Controls: 2x Volume, 2x Tone
  • Switching: Three-Way Toggle
  • Ouput Jack: 1/4″

Hardware

  • Bridge: ABR-Style Bridge
  • Tailpiece: Stop Tailpiece
  • Control Knobs: Vintage-Style Plastic
  • Tuning Machines: Die-Cast

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About the manufacturer

EastCoast Guitars

EastCoast Guitars offer a solid range of affordable instruments designed for players who want quality and style without breaking the bank. Their guitars are known for great build quality, reliable hardware, and comfortable playability—perfect for beginners and gigging musicians alike. From classic single-cut and double-cut electrics to acoustic and bass models, EastCoast instruments deliver impressive tone and performance at a price that makes getting started easy and upgrading fun.

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