Eastman AC322CE vs AC422CE (Mahogany vs Rosewood)

Apologies if I look a little stressed. I needed to get this video done urgently but really didnt have the time!!! Visit me at http://www.rguitars.co.uk if you want to chat to me directly online. AC322CE online including customers reviews... https://rguitars.co.uk/products/eastm... AC422CE online including customer reviews... https://rguitars.co.uk/products/eastm... As a rule of thumb mahogany is considered a more balanced tone with less emphasis on highs and lows. I tend to describe rosewood as more "sparkly" with more dynamics and detail, maybe because it tends to have more emphasis on high and low with less mid range. Mahogany is considered the "recording" tone as it places itself well in a mix with other musicians and instruments. However - remember that every brand of guitar will have its own unique voice based on how its made and the cut of the wood - even their wood supplier used. Never stop challenging what you "think" you know as you may miss out on an opportunity to find your perfect guitar. The AC322CE and AC422CE are in my personal opinion second to none in the market for the style of instrument they are producing. Mid size, attractive contemporary designs with incredibly high quality electronics (Fishman Matrix - this is a £200 pickup). Eastman produce acoustics with the highest quality woods I have experienced in the market at this price - way higher quality than the likes of Martin or Taylor and you would never get a Fishman Matrix at this price point from them - in fact you will be lucky to even get a guitar with all solid construction! Hope you can hear the differences between the 2 guitars and the video proves useful in some way.