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1990 Martin HD28  –  £2599

1990 Martin HD28 – £2599

NEW ARRIVAL  The HD28 is noticeably different to a D28. Not just the herringbone trim that gives it a more deluxe look, but the scalloped bracing which allows the top to resonate more, giving a more lively playing experience. Never boomy, but more dynamic sounding....

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1973 Martin D18  –  £1999

1973 Martin D18 – £1999

NEW ARRIVAL  The D18 is the all American guitar. It’s the sound of Americana, the warm, laid back, melodic sound has been heard on countless recordings, and played by just about anyone who’s anyone. Finding a 60’s example is getting more difficult, so early 70’s...

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2014 Martin D28 1935 Sunburst  –  £2499

2014 Martin D28 1935 Sunburst – £2499

NEW ARRIVAL  A lot of people consider the Martin D28 to be the benchmark Spruce / Rosewood dreadnought. Tonally it has a very complex sound, great depth and resonance, plenty of punch and attack, and well balanced with superbly articulated clarity. Dreadnoughts are...

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2023 Martin 000-18  –  £2199

2023 Martin 000-18 – £2199

NEW ARRIVAL  The Martin 000-18 is an 000 size guitar with a Sitka Spruce top and Mahogany back and sides with scalloped bracing. It features an Ebony fretboard and bridge, open back Grover tuners, plus bone nut and saddle. All of these appointments are signs of real...

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1972 Martin D18  –  £2199

1972 Martin D18 – £2199

NEW ARRIVAL  As 60's Martins are becoming more expensive and harder to find, early 70's equivalents are becoming the more affordable option. This guitar is 53 years old and wonderfully matured, with a richness and resonance so few newer guitars can even hope to come...

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2019 Martin Custom Shop 0 Sinker Mahogany  –  £3999

2019 Martin Custom Shop 0 Sinker Mahogany – £3999

NEW ARRIVAL  This Custom Shop Martin 0 really is a thing of beauty, using some of the most figured Sinker Mahogany I’ve seen, and as a Custom Shop model the attention to detail is superb. Usually a Custom Shop guitar would feature high end ornamentation and / or a...

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2014 Martin Custom Shop 0-28 Cocobolo

2014 Martin Custom Shop 0-28 Cocobolo

SOLD  Martin Custom Shop have produced a very unusual guitar here. As an 0-28 it’s clearly based on a pre 1936 model as it doesn’t have the logo on the headstock, just the Martin stamp on the back. Also the rectangular pyramid bridge and no pickguard would back this...

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1999 Martin HD28  –  £2599

1999 Martin HD28 – £2599

NEW ARRIVAL  The HD28 is considered to be a step up from a standard D28, with Ebony fingerboard and bridge, scalloped bracing and Herringbone trim. The scalloped bracing make this guitar very lively, the top resonating more than a standard D28. It produces a big...

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2022 Martin D18 Sunburst  –  £2299

2022 Martin D18 Sunburst – £2299

NEW ARRIVAL  The D18 is American as it gets. It oozes warmth and depth, and has the DNA of the sound of Americana. It’s the classic dreadnought combination of Spruce top and Mahogany back and sides, with no bells or whistles, just classic clean lines - plus a...

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2002 Martin 000-28 VS

2002 Martin 000-28 VS

SOLD  Martin's Vintage Series has attracted great plaudits, and this guitar shows you why. Harking back to Martin’s historical predecessors, this is an 000 size 12 fret guitar with a Sitka Spruce top and Indian Rosewood back and sides. It’s scallop braced, with...

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1976 Martin D28 – £2999

1976 Martin D28 – £2999

NEW ARRIVAL  Over the years, the D28 has become pretty much the industry standard Spruce / Rosewood dreadnought. It’s been played by countless famous musicians, and features on many classic songs. 70’s examples are becoming amongst the most desirable, since prices of...

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2012 Martin OM21 Custom  –  £2399

2012 Martin OM21 Custom – £2399

NEW ARRIVAL  The OM-21 is one of the most popular Martin guitar models, only two years after its introduction, the OM-21 was the top-selling non-dreadnought in the Martin range. This Custom OM-21 really is a step above the standard model. Visually the guitar has a...

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