Washburn designed the Festival series to address the needs of the performing musician and it has succeeded for over 25 years. The Festival series was the standard acoustic/electric guitar seen on MTV’s “Unplugged” series and has since become one of the best selling and most copied guitars on the market. A comfortable body teamed up with quality Barcus-Berry electronics, hardware, and fine woods allows the pristine, crystalline highs to blend perfectly with a full, well rounded low end.

KEY WASHBURN FEATURES COMFORTABLE MJ CUTAWAY BODY The EA15's Mini-Jumbo body is easier to play for those that find the larger Dreadnought & Grand Auditorium shapes uncomfortable. The EA15 MJ is suited for smaller players, young learners, or musicians looking for the more focused and intimate voice of a small bodied guitar provides. Built with a cutaway, access to the upper frets is a breeze.

BARCUS-BERRY ELECTRONICS Plug-in ready and pre-equipped with a pickup loaded with features such as an onboard tuner, EQ controls and feedback resistance, all from Barcus-Berry, developer the first ever piezo crystal transducer for musical instruments in 1963.

ICE TEA BURST GLOSS FINISH The Ice Tea Burst is a warm, honey colored treatment gracing this Festival EA15. This color really brings out the natural beauty of its Figured Maple top.

SPECIFICATIONS BODY & CONSTRUCTION Top Wood : Flame Maple Back Wood : Catalpa Sides : Catalpa Bracing : Quarter Sawn Scalloped Sitka Spruce bracing Rosette : Faux-Abalone Type : Acoustic Guitars Shape : Mini Jumbo Style : 6 String Acoustic, Cutaway ELECTRONICS Controls : Volume, built-in tuner, Bass/Mid/Treble, Notch/Presence Preamp System : Barcus-Berry EQ4T OTHER Color : Ice Tea Burst Finish : Gloss Strings : D'Addario EXP-16 light set phospher bronze NECK Neck Wood : Mahogany with 2 way-Truss Rod Fretboard : Engineered Wood Number Of Frets : 20 frets Inlays : dots Nut : Graphtech NuBone Nut Width : 1-11/16" Scale : 25-1/2" HARDWARE Hardware : Chrome hardware Bridge : Engineered Wood Tuners : Chrome Diecast