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The country music sound is built upon the mahogany dreadnaught sound. This wartime D-18 is prime example of what the legendary Nazareth, PA maker had to offer. The scalloped braced Adirondack Spruce top supplies a loud cutting midrange sound that would be great for a bluegrass flat picker. This example has had its Ebony fingerboard and bridge replaced. It also has had a bridgeplate replacement and overspray. All of the work was tastefully done with the right materials and quite unassuming. Don't underestimate this one!Comes with Guardian Hardshell Case

The Martin D-18 is a true icon in the world of acoustic guitars. First introduced in 1931, the D-18 has established itself as a mainstay in genres like folk, country, and bluegrass. With its solid Sitka spruce top and mahogany back and sides, it delivers a balanced tone characterized by warm bass and clear treble. Musicians love its playability and rugged construction, making it reliable for both studio sessions and live performances.