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Combining the legendary power and richness of a D-28 with Martin Custom Shop craftsmanship, the D-28 StreetLegend Custom Ink delivers vintage-inspired tone, premium materials, and one-of-a-kind visual character.
Built around a solid spruce top and solid East Indian rosewood back and sides, this dreadnought produces the deep bass, clear trebles, and powerful projection that have made the D-28 one of the most recorded acoustic guitars in history. Forward-shifted scalloped bracing enhances responsiveness and dynamic range, while the StreetLegend aging treatment gives the instrument the appearance and feel of a cherished vintage guitar that's been played for decades.
Whether you're a bluegrass flatpicker, singer-songwriter, worship leader, or studio musician, this guitar offers the unmistakable Martin dreadnought voice with boutique-level craftsmanship and vintage-inspired personality.
Specifications
- Body Size: Dreadnought (14-Fret)
- Top: Solid Adirondack Spruce or Premium Sitka Spruce
- Back & Sides: Solid East Indian Rosewood
- Bracing: Forward-Shifted Scalloped X-Bracing
- Neck: Genuine Mahogany
- Neck Shape: Modified Low Oval or Custom Profile
- Scale Length: 25.4"
- Fingerboard: Ebony
- Bridge: Ebony
- Nut Width: 1-3/4"
- Finish: StreetLegend Aged Nitrocellulose
- Binding: Antique White
- Tuners: Open-Gear Vintage Style
- Case: Martin Hardshell Case
- Made In: Nazareth, Pennsylvania, USA
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