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This guitar is an exacting reproduction of a very special 1921 guitar housed in Martin's museum. It is a 12-fret, 000-size model with the top, back and sides made of highly figured Koa. Hide glue construction, with scalloped 1/4" Adirondack bracing ensures that the construction of this guitar is true to the original. The neck is authentically built as well. It is solid without a truss rod and it is wide, 1 7/8" at the nut increasing to 2 3/8" at the 12th fret. It is relatively shallow, however, with a very soft V, making it seem more like a 1 3/4" wide neck. I enjoy Koa-bodied guitars because of the rather unique harmonics which they produce and this guitar does not dissappoint. For me and this guitar, it was love at first play! It is lively and responsive right out of the box and very loud for it's Auditorium size. The geometry of the 12-fret design, the gorgeous Koa tone wood and the exquisite construction of this guitar make for one of the finest small-bodied instruments that I've had the pleasure to play. This guitar is new and except for my brief testing has not been played. I can't offer a manufacturer's warrangty, but otherwise this guitar is as it came from the Martin factory and you can save a cool $ grand. Comes with it's original Harptone case and accessories. I believe this guitar is destined to be one of Martin's most highly sought-after models. I love it and you will too!

Capital Guitars

Capital Guitars

2014
Martin
Mint
Natural Koa
Original Hard
15 Years
Capital Guitars
Charlie Hughes
518-222-6099
Online Only
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Refunds of the original purchase price less shipping and a 10% restocking fee may be requested within 48 hours of delivery. Exchanges within one (1) week of the original date of purchase may be made for an item of equal or greater value at the discretion of Capital Guitars. Where permitted herein, items must be promptly returned at the buyer's expense, in the same condition as received with all accessories and paperwork included. Sale items, purchases that are made via layaway, those involving trades and/or international shipping are considered final except upon an error by and at the discretion of Capital Guitars. All deposits are non-returnable. Our apologies, but we are a very small operation and returns are extremely time consuming and costly.