Martin D-28 Left-Handed Dreadnought Guitar  

well so far so good,  cant wait to hear how she souns after she starts to open up a bit more, these things do get better over time but that only applys to all solid wood guitars.  if you have a laminate guitar your pretty much stuck with what you got and cant expect any improvment in tone over the years. 

if you know any thing about the D-28s  you know they are considered the standard in dreadnaut guitars, and i can understand why,  the sound is full and rich,  it definately has that classic martin sound that i was after.  you really cant go wrong with one of these IMO

I also own other brands like taylor,  is the martin any better than the taylor,  No its not, but lots of people will cut down other brands. bottom line is that  they are both very high quality guitars but very different in sound but sound excellent.  there are many good guitars companys out there and it all comes down to finding the one that sounds best to your ear.

the thing is gerogious and the craftsmanship is pretty much top notch, the finish is super high gloss, you cant tell in the stock photo.

well i am not rating the value of this for one reason.  this is allot of money for a piece of wood and i have no clue what it cost the factory to make one of these.  but if you want a really good guitar its not cheep. 

over all this is a amazing guitar.