Martin 00-18 (USED, 1929)

Martin 00-18 (USED, 1929)
Martin 00-18 (USED, 1929)
Martin 00-18 (USED, 1929)
Martin 00-18 (USED, 1929)
Martin 00-18 (USED, 1929)
Martin 00-18 (USED, 1929)
Martin 00-18 (USED, 1929)
Martin 00-18 (USED, 1929)
Martin 00-18 (USED, 1929)
Martin 00-18 (USED, 1929)
Martin 00-18 (USED, 1929)
Martin 00-18 (USED, 1929)
Martin 00-18 (USED, 1929)
Martin 00-18 (USED, 1929)
Martin 00-18 (USED, 1929)
Martin 00-18 (USED, 1929)
Martin 00-18 (USED, 1929)
6-String Acoustic
Vintage

Martin 00-18 (USED, 1929)

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This 1929 Martin 00-18 is a huge-sounding & super-responsive guitar, with the warm, clear tone prized in a pre-war Mahogany-backed Martin flattop. Guitars from the late 1920's can be overlooked as flatpickers -- especially those from 1928 & 1929 featuring rectangular bridges. You'd guess that this is an amazing fingerstyle guitar; and you'd guess right. But for anyone aside from the most heavy-handed player out there, it's a sublimely thick & meaty sounding guitar when played with a precise flatpick attack. This guitar is original, except for a well-made replica bridge and a re-fret. There's a well-repaired crack near the end wedge, but the instrument is otherwise very clean. Priced with contemporary Martin hard case. 

  • Mahogany back & sides
  • Red Spruce top
  • Ebony fingerboard & bridge
  • 1 7/8" Nut width
  • 24.9" Scale length
  • 2 3/8" String spacing
  • Replica bridge, re-fret, and repaired end wedge area crack
  • Modern Martin hardshell case

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