Martin HD-28 Standard Series Acoustic Guitar, 1933 Ambertone w/ Hard Case

Martin HD-28 Standard Series Acoustic Guitar, 1933 Ambertone w/ Hard Case

Marsoni

M251S

$1949.99

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Martin HD-28 Standard Series Acoustic Guitar, 1933 Ambertone w/ Hard CaseSetting out with a new standard for acoustic guitars, we have the Martin Standard Series HD 28 Ambertone. This stellar entry into the Martin Standard Series stakes a claim for a new standard of care, quality, and sound by which all other Martins can live by. For this Martin Standard Series model, we're met with a timeless Martin experience recontextualized for the modern era. The HD 28, a classic of classics for Martin acoustics, receives new life in

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Reviewed in the United States on January 17, 2024