Checking how this Eastman E10 OO sounds with a bit of slow flatpicking

Testing out new Eastman E10 OO - spruce/mahogany. Very chunky/wide neck too, but comfortable for my hands. Strung with 12s and picked with an Ultex 1.14. Playing a Carl Miner demo tune (as always!) that I've already had one go at before, but wanted to re-record. Here's the TNAG original that I learned it from:
• Martin HD 28p Acoustic...

[@etimezz]

I think this is my favorite sounding eastman.

[@pegheadproductions]

High-shouldered 00s always sound the best. Very very nice tone!

[@figgymoonpowda]

Lovely. Redeemed Monday. Thank you, sir.

[@kikomarty4337]

Sounds great.

[@billmcdonald3561]

Nice work, thanks!

[@lucabez]

Great sound and nice playing!... 👏👍🌈

[@PhilTaylorGuitar]

Superb Tom.

[@GarySchiltz]

I have the same Eastman E10 OO and can hardly believe how good it sounds for such an economical guitar. I bought mine because I also like to play classical, so the clunky neck and 12 fret design is more similar to classical guitars than those with 14 fret design with thin necks. Both suit my clunky wide hands. By the way, what is the Carl Miner tune you're playing? It's very relaxing and soothing.

[@tdlw]

Thanks! Yes - a good guitar if you're used to 2inch classical necks! This is the tune Carl played when demoing a Martin HD 28p on TNAG channel (if you search that, you should find it!)

[@GarySchiltz]

@@tdlw Thanks for the pointer, I really like that style of playing. I have to admit that I hadn't heard of Carl Miner, so I started digging and saw an interview with him: kzbin.info/www/bejne/oInIm2SwnLt_rLssi=Y_9W6UfxC7oCNG2q&t=25. He confirms that he basically makes these tunes up on the fly to demonstrate guitars for TNAG. Anyway, that is a style I aspire to learning to play.