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At A Glance

Type
6-String
Format
Acoustic/Electric
Frets
21
Fretboard
Rosewood
Shape
Mini Jumbo Cutaway
Top
Flame Maple
Back
Catalpa
Sides
Catalpa
Bracing
Quarter Sawn Scalloped Sitka Spruce
Rosette
Abalone
Neck Material
Mahogany
Truss Rod
2-Way
Inlays
Dots
Nut
GraphTech Nubone
Nut Width
43mm
Scale
25.5"
Preamp
EQ4T
Bridge
Rosewood
Tuners
Chrome Diecast
Description

Washburn positioned the EA15ATB within its Festival Series as a plugged-in acoustic built around a mini jumbo cutaway body. The model combined a flame maple top with catalpa back and sides, braced internally with quarter-sawn scalloped Sitka spruce, and was fitted with an EQ4T preamp system to serve players who needed amplified performance from an acoustic platform.

The mahogany neck carried a two-way truss rod and a rosewood fretboard with dot inlays. Nut duties fell to a GraphTech Nubone unit at 43mm width, with a 25.5" scale running to a rosewood bridge. Tuning was handled by chrome diecast machines. An abalone rosette finished the top appointment. The instrument shipped strung with a D'Addario EXP-16 light phosphor bronze set. A deluxe mini jumbo case (GCMJDLX) was available separately.

Owners sourcing replacement parts — particularly the GraphTech Nubone nut, rosewood bridge saddle, or EQ4T preamp components — should consult a qualified guitar technician to confirm fit against the instrument's current dimensions before ordering.

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