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Martin HD-28 Lefty Acoustic Guitar Natural Finish ~ Unplayed!

Estimated price for orientation: 2 350 $

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Condition: New other (see details): A new, unused item with absolutely no signs of wear. The item may be missing the original packaging, or in the original packaging but not sealed. The item may be a factory second or a new, unused item with defects. See the seller’s listing for full details and description of any imperfections. See all condition definitions- opens in a new window or tab ... Read moreabout the condition Brand: Martin
Model Year: 2017 Model: HD-28
Dexterity: Right-Handed String Configuration: 6 String
Country/Region of Manufacture: United States


I'm selling a beautiful 2017 Martin HD-28 Lefty Natural Acoustic Guitar......It's in 100% mint unplayed new condition with no issues. The plastic still on the pickguard....My guitar tech checks out all my guitars to make sure the intonation is right on...This guitar plays & sounds just awesome with smooth easy action......Perfect well balanced tone also....Super comfortable neck to play...Comes in the Martin hardshell case with all case candy that comes with them new...Strap button has never been installed and is in the envelope in the case...Just a gorgeous guitar that sounds amazing at a killer price!!!....Will ship in the original carton. Just delivered and never a display model...
The Martin HD-28 Standard Dreadnought Acoustic is the re-creation of Martin's legendary herringbone style 28 guitars. It has a Sitka spruce top, solid rosewood back and sides, and mahogany neck with ebony fingerboard. Vintage appointments include herringbone top trim, a traditional zigzag backstrip, and Martin's famous scalloped X-bracing that allows the top to vibrate more freely, yielding a louder, more open tone.
The very first dreadnought guitars were designed and crafted by C. F. Martin & Co. in 1916, but marketed in Boston and New York exclusively under the Oliver Ditson brand. Originally made for Hawaiian slide playing style, the very first dreadnought made was a Model 222 shipped to Ditson in August of 1916. After Ditson went out of business in the early 1930s, Martin introduced the D-1 and D-2 dreadnoughts for standard playing style that would soon become Martin’s iconic D-18 and D-28 models. Over the past 100 years, the Martin dreadnought has helped define what an acoustic guitar can and should be, and subsequently, it has become one of the most popular acoustic guitar designs in the world. 
Body type:D-14FretCutaway:Non-cutawayTop wood:Sitka SpruceBack & sides:East Indian rosewoodBracing pattern:ScallopedXBody finish:GlossOrientation:Right handedNeckNeck shape:Low-ProfileStandard TaperNut width:1.69" (43mm)Fingerboard:EbonyNeck wood:Select HardwoodScale length:25.4"Number of frets:20Neck finish:SatinElectronicsPickup/preamp:NoBrand:Not applicableConfiguration:Not applicablePreamp EQ:Not applicableFeedback filter:Not applicableTuner:Not applicableOtherHeadstock overlay:East IndianRosewoodTuning machines:Chrome Enclosed GearBridge:EbonySaddle & nut:Compensated/BoneNumber of strings:6-stringSpecial features:NoneCase:Molded HardshellAccessories:NoneCountry of origin:United States
THE GUITAR IS 100% GUARANTEED TO BE AS DESCRIBED OR YOUR MONEY BACK...WILL ONLY RETURN IF ITEM IS NOT AS DESCRIBED...CHECK MY FEEDBACK TO SEE YOUR BUYING FROM A TRUSTED SELLER...THANK YOU SO MUCH!
I am not a music store just a middle aged guy who loves guitars. I use to play drums and guitar until I broke my neck in a diving accident in 1991. Left me a quad in a wheelchair for the long haul...Can't move my fingers anymore to play. I really enjoy buying, selling and trading guitars as a hobby to give me something to do...Also get to meet some great people along the way....Wish I could still play but hey I can still look and love them right...If you decide to buy one of my guitars you can rest assure it will be as described...keep rockin'God Bless, Greg