Martin d 28 authentic 1937 1953 1973 d 28e 28v vingtage acoustic guitar 

The Martin D-28 Authentic 1937 VTS is the grand piano of steel-string guitars: capable of delicate beauty and thunderous impact. A gloriously inspiring instrument. The neck is a literal handful, so keep that in mind, but the wide fingerboard also makes the d28 Authentic 1937 VTS a very versatile instrument for guitarists who play fingerstyle. And it's a flatpicker's dream: there's plenty of room to move around on on the fingerboard, with every note as clear as a bell, and the low notes really speak with authority - you can feel them in your gut. A serious investment, yes, but this guitar is a joy. The d28 Authentic 1937 VTS is the overall best sounding dread that I have ever heard.''

’’There's no shortage of first-rate reviews on Martin's Authentic Series of guitars. On every corner of the web the written word and recorded vids depict in detail why these guitars are so special. I have dreamed of owning one since I first picked up the Martin product catalogue in 2014; furthermore, time and experience have revealed to me the fact that Madrose is tonally superior to EIR in every way. This review examines the instrument under the guises of: tone, construction/cosmetics, and price point. The subjectivity of tone cannot be overstated. Yet to my ears, this is the finest sounding guitar for the money. Period. We love Martin dreadnoughts because, well, they sound like Martin dreadnoughts. Powerful bass, complex mids, and ringing trebles. Big yet balanced, complex, cutting - think of Tony Rice's 1979 recording of "Blackberry Blossom" from the Manzanita album as just one example. Still the 37 D 28A excels when played with fingers responding to the lightest touch as well as a heavy flat pick with the nut width and string spacing to do both in comfort with a flawless factory setup. A straight neck and low action make this the most playable guitar I have ever owned. I find the evolution of the D-28 through the decades fascinating. The formula perfected itself in 1937. Forward-shifted scalloped, big neck, steel T-bar, hide glue, dovetail neck joint. It's all here, and the M1 VTS top has plenty of room to grow in time with a tone that's noticeably different than that of a non-torrefied top. Perhaps my favorite feature is the low-gloss lacquer finish. Super cool and takes play wear well as opposed to high gloss Nitro which becomes cloudy or shows wear if you stare at it for more than 30 seconds at a time. I love the attention to detail at every point from butterbean Waverlys, branded center strip stamp, and a nut that sits in the slot at a 45-degree angle just like the good ole days. There's plenty more, but I'll not bore you. For the price, it can't be beat. It's the instrument of a lifetime for a guy like me. I'll never have the $90,000 lying around to grab a real one. Lol. And while there are many phenomenal boutique luthiers who make great instruments, chances are they'll cost a few thousand more than a 28A.Nope.I'll take the one that comes from Nazareth.

Now get true vintage vibe with the Martin d28 Authentic 1937 VTS acoustic guitar. This amazing acoustic is made the old-school way using hide glue, classic building techniques, and period-correct specifications. The d28 Authentic 1937 VTS has that classic rich tone, thanks to their new VTS aging system, and big projection that's perfect for stage and studio. We've spent a lot of time with acoustic guitars at Sweetwater, and this guitar delivers the iconic Martin sound by the bucket full. Its solid Adirondack spruce top and Madagascar rosewood back and sides provide the foundation for stunning sound, and the Martin d 28 Authentic 1937 VTS acoustic guitar will only sound better as it ages.A quality acoustic guitar is all about the wood, and the Martin D-28 Authentic 1937 VTS delivers no-compromise quality. The top is of solid Adirondack spruce. Similar to high-elevation European alpine spruce, this wood was abundant in the 1930s and used on Martin guitars of that era. Its extraordinary tone, prized for its projection and tonal clarity, contributes significantly to the d 28 Authentic 1937 VTS's sound. It's back and sides are made of solid Madagascar rosewood, a classic Martin material. The Martin d 28 Authentic 1937 VTS back is further reinforced with periodic-authentic Adirondack braces. A solid mahogany neck with solid black ebony fingerboard gives the Martin D-28 Authentic 1937 VTS awesome playing ease to match its awesome sound!

Martin d 28 authentic 1937 1953 1973 d 28e 28v vingtage acoustic guitar

Tech Specs

String Type Steel

Number of Strings 6

Body Shape Dreadnought 14-Fret

Body Style No Cutaway

Left-/Right-handed Right-handed

Color Natural

Finish Vintage Gloss with VTS finish

Top Wood VTS Solid Adirondack Spruce

Back & Sides Wood Solid Madagascar Rosewood

Body Bracing X Scalloped

Binding Grained Ivoroid

Neck Wood               Mahogany

Neck Shape Authentic 1937 Barrel and Heel

Fingerboard Material Black Ebony

Fingerboard Inlay Diamonds and Squares, Long Pattern 1937

Number of Frets 20

Scale Length 25.4"

Tuning Machines Waverly Nickel with Butterbean Knobs

Bridge Material Solid Black Ebony

Nut/Saddle Material Bone

Nut Width 1.75"

Body Length 20"

Body Width 15.625"

Body Depth 4.875"

Overall Length 40.5"

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