1930s-'40s Martin D-28 Dreadnought Acoustic Guitar
- Ethan C.
1949 Martin D-28
Achat VérifiéThis is a spectacular sounding instrument: warm, woody, thick, sweet, chimey, incredible sustain. The timbre is complex, and it's got a motor. It's got punch and drive. It sounds as if it's alive, almost as if it has intelligence. I've had it for several weeks now, and my jaw still drops every time I play it.
- Dan S.
Martin D-28 Authentic 1937
Achat VérifiéFrom beautifully selected material (Madagascar Rosewood and Adirondack Red Spruce), to the wider string spacing, everything comes together make this the last guitar you'll HAVE to buy. The rest will stay in their cases once you play one of these. Well worth the money.
- Pete R.
Amazing
Achat VérifiéThe guitar is well made and beautiful. However although the look is important, it's the sound and action that matters. Well...this guitar has it all. Look no further if you ever want a simply great guitar.
- Dewayne S.
Martin D-28
Achat VérifiéLove the sound, but new coming from the factory there are a couple of high frets that give off some buzz. A little disappointed that coming from Martin that I would have to deal with this. But overall love the guitar and so does everyone that hears it.
- Tom A.
Simply Fantastic
Achat VérifiéThis guitar is absolutely worth every penny. As a long suffering lefty who has owned a Takamine jumbo - which is too big and doesn't sound great - this is stunning. It is a very comfortable dreadnought shape, is very easy to play, low action. Yet its sound is amazing, great highs rich lows and it ri…




