Anyone know a good resource or guide for buying Martin guitars?
Martin's history is so confusing compared to Fender's. It's easy to know which Fenders are good and what years are better to buy. With Martin, I wouldn't know where to start.
Martin guitars...
Martin guitars...
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Re: Martin guitars...
'Martin & Co. Est. 1833: A History' by Mike Longworth. more info than you ever wanted to know but out of print sadly. also, published in 1988 so it wouldn't cover guitars after that.
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Re: Martin guitars...
I live West coast Near San Francisco. There is a shop over here that sells Martin guitars and only martin guitars. I can get there e-mail addres for you. Or Im sure that they know of people who are good by you ..Let me know ether way. P.S they did a fret job and did inlays for me and man oh man did it come out great....
Re: Martin guitars...
I'd like a phone number, thank you. Maybe they can point me in a nice direction.
I played a reissue Gibson Superbody, or something rather. It was sooo fucking sweat sounding! At Guitar Center, no doubt. I hate that fucking place.
I played a reissue Gibson Superbody, or something rather. It was sooo fucking sweat sounding! At Guitar Center, no doubt. I hate that fucking place.
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