Eastwood Guitars

Warren Ellis Tenor Guitar

Eastwood has collaborated with several musicians on signature instruments. In 2010, the company introduced the Warren Ellis Tenor Guitar, a signature model developed with musician Warren Ellis, known for his work with Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds, Dirty Three, Grinderman.

The Warren Ellis Signature Electric Tenor Guitar features a Fender Mustang inspired solid alder body, a bolt-on maple neck, and a rosewood fingerboard. The instrument is equipped with a custom single-coil blade pickup with volume and tone controls. The initial limited release was produced in a Vintage Cream finish with a tortoiseshell pickguard and chrome hardware. The tenor guitar is primarily tuned in fifths (CGDA), similarly to a violin (Ellis primary instrument), though alternative tunings including "Chicago tuning" (DBGE) and open tunings for slide playing are also supported.

Bill Nelson Astroluxe Cadet

Eastwood Guitars collaborated with musician Bill Nelson on the production of the Bill Nelson Astroluxe Cadet, a signature electric guitar model inspired by Nelson's longstanding interest in futuristic and non-traditional guitar design aesthetics. The model was based on Nelson's own Astroluxe custom instruments and reflected his association with experimental rock and art rock music. The guitar featured retro-futuristic styling characteristic of both Nelson's visual approach and Eastwood's focus on reviving unconventional electric guitar designs.

The Bill Nelson Astroluxe Cadet is a semi-hollow electric guitar featuring a slightly arched top, a single f-hole with a grille design, and a double-cutaway body shape. The instrument is equipped with three Airline Argyle White Coil pickups and a control layout based partly on standard Gibson-style electronics. A three-way selector switch operates the neck and bridge pickups through independent volume and tone controls, while the centre switch position allows the master volume control to blend the middle pickup with either the neck or bridge pickup.