In 2015, Eastwood owner Mike Robinson approached Dennis Fano with the opportunity to design a more budget-accessible line of guitars, which Eastwood would manufacture in the interest of cost. The resulting models kicked off the Rivolta product line: budget friendly, and expertly designed by a master of the craft.

Let's go through some of the most common pickups found in Eastwood instruments and discuss what makes each one unique in its production of tone.

These true bypass stomp boxes are built like tanks to hold up to use and abuse, but sport more budget-accessible price tags, ranging from $129 - $149 USD (£115 - 135 GBP).

Introducing, a wide palette for emulation and experimentation alike: the Eastwood Black Box Series of Pedals.

DescriptionThe Warren Ellis Series of instruments grew out of a single model – a Signature tenor designed for (and bearing the name of) musician, composer, and four-string aficionado, Warren Ellis. That model’s practicality of design led to a full platform of unique instruments. goes here

Today’s guitarists are branching out more than ever when it comes to experimentation in tone and style. And why wouldn’t they with a universe of pedal effects, amps, and influences at their fingertips? While all of these things surrounding the instrument provide creative liberty for players, Eastwood prefers to start at the source – the instrument. The Eastwood MRG Studio Series aims to provide a wide range of instrument types that are studio quality at an affordable price point.

We often get the question: "how do I change my guitar strings?"

To help answer that question to the best of our ability, Eastwood's Lincoln Smith put together this video to walk through the steps and make the process as easy and enjoyable as possible