Martin D-18 Standard Series Acoustic Guitar - 1933 Ambertone with Hardshell Case

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-YOU ARE VIEWING PHOTOS OF THE ACTUAL GUITAR BEING SOLD! This brand new 4 lb 2 oz Martin will ship insured, fully set up, and inspected from Rapid City, SD. Buy risk free with our 14 day - full refund, less shipping, return policy. Check out our shop policies for more details. The Martin D-18 has earned its reputation as one of the great acoustic workhorses for a reason. The solid Sitka spruce top and solid mahogany back and sides deliver that unmistakable D-18 voice: bold and powerful in the low end, punchy through the mids, and clear and articulate up top. The Dreadnought body gives it the projection to fill a room, while the mahogany keeps the response balanced and focused, making it just as satisfying for hard strumming as it is for detailed fingerstyle playing. The refreshed Standard Series adds some thoughtful updates to an already legendary design. GE-inspired spruce top bracing brings a vintage-style responsiveness and sustain, while the reimagined neck profile and thinner fingerboard create a comfortable, effortless feel in the hands. The 25.4-inch scale and GE Modified Low Oval profile provide a familiar Martin experience, and the satin neck finish makes it especially easy to move around the fretboard. It’s the kind of guitar that feels natural almost immediately, encouraging you to play a little longer every time you pick it up. Visually, the D-18 keeps things classic and understated, with elegant ebony appointments on the fingerboard, bridge, and bridge pins complemented by abalone dot inlays. It’s a timeless combination that lets the guitar’s voice and craftsmanship do the talking. Whether you’re looking for a dependable songwriting partner, a recording workhorse, or an acoustic that can hold its own on stage, the Martin D-18 has the versatility and character to go wherever your music takes you. Available at Haggerty’s Music. Features / Specs Highlights Orientation: Right-Handed Electronics: None Bracing: Golden Era Scalloped Forward-Shifted X