Martin D-18 Acoustic Dreadnought Left-Handed  

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  • Martin

    A left-hand version of one of guitardom's all-time greats.

    Traditional-style dreadnought features a rosewood fingerboard and bridge with black binding and pickguard plus chrome-enclosed tuning machines. Solid mahogany back and sides combine with the solid spruce top to produce clear treble and a warm, moderate bass. Limited lifetime warranty. Includes deluxe Martin hardshell case ($190 value).

    Features

    • Rosewood fingerboard and bridge
    • Black binding and pickguard
    • Chrome-enclosed tuning machines
    • Solid mahogany back and sides
    • Solid spruce top
    • 25.4" scale
    • 14 clear frets
    • 20 frets total
    • Gloss finish
    • Limited lifetime warranty
    • Includes deluxe Martin hardshell case ($190 value)

    Order it. It's the guitar you've always wanted.

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    Best Martin for the Money

    | Review By: Vagabondage Man | 5 years, 11 months ago

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    I bought a lefty D-18 2 years back - haven't regretted it for a moment.  Being a lefty, I tried out the righties at the local music stores before deciding on the D-18.  Sounds great.  Plays great.  Versatile.  All the good things!        I play mostly Kottke-style finger picking, some strumming, and when pressed, flatpick.  The D-18 plays all wonderfully.  Others I meet have shown me their more expensive guitars, and they may look sweeter and fancier than the D-18, but I've yet to see one that plays or sounds as well.       Just for your information, I installed an LR Baggs I-Beam (active) - also highly recommended for this guitar.      My only criticism is that sometimes a cut-away model is needed for the high notes.  Hence, the "9" instead of "10" under Features.
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    Yes
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    Musical Experience:
    Active Musician
    Style of music you play:
    Folk Rock, Fast picking, worship music
    Where you live:
    Ferndale, WA

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