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A Mid 1970s Martin with Cool Vibes to boot! Equipped with Sitka Spruce and Indian Rosewood!
$3,550.00
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Condition: Used, Very Good. This guitar has had a neck reset, a new nut installed, and a refret all at some point in its life, and the integrity of these previous repairs has been deemed in good state as per our luthier.
SP Luthier Notes: Performed light fret dress, finish work, and cleaned.
1976 was the first year that the HD-28 was back into production after the 1940s, so this is a watershed guitar both in history and for incredible tone! There is something about playing vintage acoustics that's really singular; whether you play open chords or single note runs, this guitar just gives it all up and without any of the sometimes muddying reverberations of other, more recently made acoustics. And, as worn in as it is it feels like an old friend - don't miss this one!
For well over a century and a half, The Martin Guitar Company has been continuously producing acoustic instruments that are acknowledged to be the finest in the world. The Martin Guitar Company has, through the years, managed to survive with each succeeding generation from C. F. Martin, Sr.?s Stauffer influenced creations of the 1830s to recent developments introduced by C. F. Martin IV. Continuous operation under family management is a feat bordering on the remarkable, reflecting six generations of dedication to the guitarmaker?s craft. In or out of the music industry, C. F. Martin has few rivals for sheer staying power. Throughout its colorful history, the company has adapted successfully to continual changes in product design, distribution systems, and manufacturing methods. In spite of the many changes, C. F. Martin has never veered away from its initial commitment to quality. The concern for producing the finest instruments possible in 1833 is especially evident today at Martin?s expanded facility in Nazareth, Pennsylvania. The story behind one of America?s most famous guitars began on January 31, 1796, in Markneukirchen, Germany, with the birth of Christian Frederick Martin, Sr. Born into a long line of cabinet makers, Christian Frederick took up the family craft at the early age of 15, when he left his hometown and traveled to Vienna to apprentice with Johann Stauffer, a renowned guitar maker.
Top Wood: Sitka spruce
Back and Sides Wood: Indian rosewood
Width at Nut: 1.75"
Bracing Pattern: Scalloped X-bracing
Scale Length: 25.5"
Frets to Body: 14
Fingerboard and Bridge Wood: Ebony
Headplate Material: Rosewood
Neck Binding: None
Neck Shape: Slim D
Pickguard: Black teardrop
Electronics: None
Case: Original Martin hard-shell case