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Martin D-28E Acoustic-Electric Guitar (1962)

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Martin / 1962 · vintage, per listing

Martin D-28E Acoustic-Electric Guitar (1962)

$29,500

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Last observed 28 Oct 2026. Confirm current availability with the seller.

Brand in listing
Martin
Category
Acoustic guitar
Condition
Not specified by the source
Source country
US
Year in seller's title
1962
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Seller's description

One of 12 built in 1962 and part of only 238 of this model that were produced between 1959 and 1964. The D-18E and D-28E were Martin's first attempt at making a factory built Acoustic-Electric guitar in 1959. It failed to catch on with the "major artists" in it's day, but it is super collectable now! Built on the standard D-28 platform but with transverse top bracing to accommodate the factory-installed DeArmond pickups, gold Grover Rotomatic tuners, and 1/4" output jack. Bound Sitka spruce top with purfling, Brazilian rosewood back and sides, 28-Style back strip, 14-fret mahogany neck with a 1-11/16" nut. Natural gloss nitrocellulose finish. Original Lifton arched-top hardshell case. Made in USA. On consignment.

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