One sweet Martin

[Eddie]

Hi guys! I did some "horse trading", and after the smoke cleared, I wound up with this beautiful minty 2000 HD-28LSV. What a sweet rosewood cannon this one is!!! It's the perfect rosewood dread companion for my D-18GE. Extremely well-balanced and clear sounding. Also fills the room with chorus-like overtones and rich harmonic content. Plays so sweet and has a 1 3/4" nut mod V neck. Enjoy the pics.....I will enjoy the babe of a guitar!!! Not sure, but I may switch out the pickguard for a more conservative tortoiseshell. I am getting used to it though!

http://images.lilypix.com/albums/userpics/10015/normal_HD28LSV_%2812%29.JPG

http://images.lilypix.com/albums/userpics/10015/normal_HD28LSV_%286%29.JPG

http://images.lilypix.com/albums/userpics/10015/normal_HD28LSV_%2820%29.JPG

http://images.lilypix.com/albums/userpics/10015/LSV1_%286%29.JPG

[sliding-tom]

That's sweet!:)

[bluespckr]

OOO-LA-LA ... very, very sweet, indeed.

I think a regular torty PG would look better, too, but I'll bet that geeter is one heck of a tone monster.

Congrats!!!

[Rockabilly69]

The Martin looks fine to me too. Love the headstock shape. I agree about the pickguard, is it original?

Dan

[Eddie]

A few years back, First Quality Music store "custom" ordered some HD-28LSVs with a drop in saddle and no pickguard. they installed the Greven Dalmation pickguards at their shop to these. Thanks bros!

[SteveGaines]

THE CLARENCE WHITE guitar are they not?...Or The Tony Rice Model that Santa Cruz makes?...I played one...Isn't the STRING SPACING A LITTLE WIDER?..seems to be a bit wider than a regular Martin to me. Got the Gretsch style fretboard with NO MARKERS......They sound GREAT THOUGH!..