One of the best guitars I've ever played. I was concerned about the bigsby going out of tune, but actually have no problems with it. It stays in tune, and works perfect! I couldn't be more pleased with it. The build quality is amazing, and the neck is so smooth.

Though it had to ship from Chicago due to there not being a LH H77 in stock in the UK, the guitar came quick and the customer service throughout was superb. The guitar itself out of the box played perfectly without the need of any personal set-up changes - however this may differ as not everyone has the same set-up tastes. The tonality of the guitar sounds great and fairly unique - sounds almost Strat-like but with the added benefits and tonality of a semi-hollow body.
I am very please with this purchase and will be buying again Eastwood in the future.

A perfect bundle to go with my Airline MAP Dlx!

What an amazing guitar! I've never played a guitar that is so comfortable with perfect action and tone. I'm convinced that these guitars by Airline are underrated gems. The pickups are warm and perfectly balanced. Beautiful craftsmanship all around. I couldn't be happier.

I love my new Eastwood Airline Twin-Tone. I've been playing this model for years and I've had a lot of them! It's my favorite shaped guitar. When I saw Little Walter Jacobs photographed with an original sunburst one i just thought it was the coolest guitar ever. And the Airline reissue is great sounding and playing. A guitar I use for jazz, blues and rock and roll also.The humbucker pickups have a really open tone and are phenomenal sounding. They are hands down one of my favorite guitars of all. I like them so much I have my own signature version with mod wiring for out of phase sounds in the 2 pickup setting!

My vintage style Airline curly cable along with my Airline Twin Tone guitar is a great Rock 'n Roll combo!

I have a white Eastwood Airline 59 3p DLX like this one and love it. I love the look, the playability, the versatility and the sound is fantastic. It stacks up nice against my strat, Les Paul, Duesenburg custom and Gibson Lucille. I highly recommend this guitar.

I wish every soft case was this well made. I absolutely love it. It's well made and looks great.

I brought an Airline bass here in Australia second hand a few years ago but as new. I was after a light short scale bass as my back is rs. Very pleased. I set it up and gave her a new set of strings. The neck is very comfortable with minimal head dive. I've had people commentating on the bass. I reckon she's a keeper

The strap is made with a nice hard leather material and fits snug when put on. I don't expect it falling off during gigs

First off, THANK YOU!, Mike and Eastwood for having so many models available for us Lefties! I appreciate your RESPECT FOR SOUTHPAWS and not dismissing us like every other major guitar maker. So, I bought this H77 more than six months ago. The honeymoon phase should be over, right? WRONG. I still feel brand new with this guitar. I was shopping for a semi-hallow box of rock for quite some time. I owned the Gretsch 2622 for a few months. It played fine, the neck pickup was bitchin, but the bridge had zero bite. So I sold it. Being a Beatles fan, I lusted for an Epiphone Casino. When I saw one finally offered in a Lefty, I pounced. I was so disappointed. Yeah, it was the affordable Chinese model, but at its price point, it SUCKED. The pickups sounded great when the scratchy volume and tone knobs were working. And when I played higher than the 12th fret, the fret ends would slice fish gills into my palm. The Gretsch was $300 cheaper but beat the pants off the Casino in fit and finish, tremendously. Now, the H77! Oh, my god. This thing absolutely rocks! True, with all the knobs and switches it appears I can operate the 1969 moon lander from the stage, but it looks vibey as hell! The frets where smooth all the way up and down the neck. Intonation was perfect. And the F holes smell glorious! All the pick ups sound great. AND QUIET! The quietest single coils I've ever heard. How quiet these are makes no sense! The biggest surprise, to me, about this guitar is the middle pickup. I'm a two pickup guy. I never thought I'd use the middle position so much. I'm the rhythm player in a band and use the bridge position on my other guitars for more aggressive tones. But with the H77, I use the middle position to really rock it. My main gun used to be my customized Fender Tele, but now it sits real purdy in its stand on the stage as a backup to my H77. The only thing wrong with this guitar, is no Bigsby yet. In closing, I'm so satisfied with this guitar and Eastwood (for all the lefthanded models), that I don't think I can shop Fender, Gibson, or anyone else again. Thanks, Eastwood!

My Airline Twin Tone is an amazing instrument. Incredible look and tone. It's a rock 'n roll machine!

This bass arrived in the afternoon. Our band had a gig that night. I unboxed it and played it unplugged for awhile. I took it to the gig and plugged it into my amp and the venue's sound system and it sounded amazing. Nice clear deep tones. Everyone loved it. Guys from the other bands wanted to see it and play it a bit. I was a real hit.

INCREDIBLE BASS !

I mean irs a strap, looked nice came in perfect condition, and i imagine the same would happen for their guitars

What can I say? They're great cables. Time will tell how they hold up, but they seem pretty sturdy. They soldering looks good. I'm happy with them.

Awesome.

Sweet.

Amazing.

The Tuxedo is a very fine instrument. It sounds really good while strumming on it unplugged and that is a good sign for good sounding guitar when pugged in too.
It is light weight and very comfortable to play through out the neck. It is only 19 frets on the neck so if you looking for a shedding machine this is not it.
I love the tone from the P90's and I'm a very happy Airline Tuxedo owner.