Eastwood Delta Tenor

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We have had a lot of requests for new Tenor models to add to your collection and this one is something you certainly do not have yet. Introducing the Delta Tenor! You gotta get one of these! Put down that Ukulele and start playing some swamp blues on your next tenor guitar. This mighty little tenor has a 23″ scale that works with standard tenor tuning (CGDA) and also octave mandolin tuning (GDAE). You can also set them up with standard electric guitar tuning. Here are the specs:

Body: Laminted Maple

Colours: Tobacco Burst

Pickups: Single Coil Neck, Piezo Bridge

Controls: 1 Volume, 1 Tone, 1 Pickup Blend

Neck: Bolt-on Maple

Finger Board: Blackwood, Dot Markers

Scale Length: 23"

Width at the Nut: 1 5/16"

Hardware: Chrome

Case: Custom Gigbag Included

Final price will be $599 and will include a custom gigbag. We expect to start shipping in September. Get your $150 deposit in NOW to make sure this project becomes a reality.

Here is what its 6-string big brother sounds like:

Comments (8)

Steve Pyott
August 25, 2017 Reply

Great addition to an already comprehensive collection of tenor guitar offerings. Good to see the narrower string spacing based on the middle four strings of a six string guitar. It would be good to see a fret marker on the tenth fret to keep the fret marker police happy. All in all an excellent idea for a new tenor guitar.
Michael Aiello
September 1, 2017 Reply

You guys are awesome. I keep waiting to have the dough for an electric Tenor, dang , the longer I wait the more of a Dilemma this decision is getting. Please keep going, one day, I’m in for certain!!
Scott E Brown
September 1, 2017 Reply

I’ve wondered that timer to bro for his long as I can remember it’s so cool that Eastwood is coming up with this I’m really excited.

Scott E Brown
September 9, 2017 Reply

I’m not sure what got lost in translation, but, I have always wanted a resonator tenor guitar. Eastwood thank you. I can hardly wait for January.

dan stuckey
September 1, 2017 Reply

Is this available in a left-handed model ?- and I echo a previous comment – great to see all the tenor options!!

Michael Robinson
September 1, 2017 Reply

Yes, there is a tab to order a left0hand version. But, we will need at least 8 lefties to sign up, so tell your friends!!

donaidh
September 6, 2017 Reply

Are these primarily for playing in electric mode? What’s the acoustic volume and projection likely to be from the tenor?
mike Lang
September 21, 2017 Reply

how does the nut width on this compare to your other tenors? I could see using one to play banjo jazz chords in a Dixieland band!