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At A Glance

Color
Black
Body Style
Mini Jumbo
Electronics
Acoustic-Electric
Description

Washburn produced the EAT12B-A-U as part of its Festival Series, positioning it as a mini jumbo acoustic-electric guitar within that line. The mini jumbo body format placed it between a parlour and a full-depth dreadnought in overall footprint, making it a compact yet resonant platform suited to players who required built-in electronics alongside acoustic playability.

The instrument shipped in a black finish. As an acoustic-electric, it carried onboard electronics enabling direct connection to an amplifier or PA system, consistent with the Festival Series' orientation toward performers. Beyond the body format, finish, and electronics configuration, the source material does not provide further detail on tonewoods, hardware, scale length, or pickup system specifics.

Owners seeking setup adjustments, replacement hardware, or electronics servicing should consult a qualified guitar technician, who can identify compatible components by direct measurement of the instrument.

More Washburn EAT models on record

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