Up for sale is a 1970 Martin D-28S 12 Fret in Natural. I'm a total sucker for a great slope shoulder 12 fret and this one is checking the boxes for sure. The nut width measures 1.89" and the string height at the 12th fret is .19" .  This one has a solid Sitka Spruce top and East Indian Rosewood back and sides. It sounds incredibly warm and is a total joy to play. Cosmetically it is pretty clean with only a few scattered dings and a notable crack near the bridge under the high E string. Anyone on the hunt for a killer vintage 12 fret should seriously consider this one.

Pro Setup in house and ships with its original hardshell case.

Weight: 4lbs. 12oz.

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