Martin 1962 000-28C Nylon String, Brazilian Rosewood & Sitka Spruce - Pre-Owned
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Martin's 000-28c model was introduced as a nylon-string counterpart to the 000-28 in 1962, and here's one from that first year! This guitar features an incredible set of Brazilian rosewood for the back and sides. Like other Martin classical guitars, the 000-28c has a longer, sloped shoulder design, similar to a pre 1934 000-28. This one comes with its original bill of sale and tags, in its original Lifton case, in very clean condition. All parts of the guitar are original, and recent repairs include a bridge reglue and back crack repair.
- Model: 000-28 C
- Build year: 1962
- Top: Sitka spruce
- Back and sides: Brazilian rosewood
- Neck: Mahogany with volute with wide, round profile
- Fretboard: Ebony with no inlay
- Bridge: Ebony, straight with rounded edges
- Peghead: Slotted with three-on-a-plate tuners
- Brace pattern: X-brace
- Scale length: 25.4
- Nut width: 2"
- String spacing: 2-5/16"
- Serial number: 184835
- Case: Original Lifton
- Included: Original bill of sale and tags
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