Martin 000-28 Acoustic Guitar, Spruce Top, Rosewood Back/Sides, Ambertone Burst

The Martin 000-28 Acoustic Guitar is one of the most prized Martin Guitar models. This auditorium body six string with Dovetail construction has garnered a fanbase of fingerpickers, singer/songwriters, and folkies for many years - in fact almost a century. This 000-28, finished in Ambertone Burst, presents a captivating visual that artfully couples its sonic excellence.

First, let's say it correctly! Pronounced "Triple O Twenty Eight", this Martin guitar features the largest of the three "0" body styles, with a 15" body width and 19.3" body length. It is noted for its organic, earthy tones and fits easily in pop, country, and folk music styles. The 000-28 most notably features a back and sides construction of East Indian Rosewood, praised for its balanced low and high register; a popular tonewood choice for singer/songwriters.

The 000-28 features a Spruce top with a gorgeous Ambertone Burst finish complemented by a Bold Herringbone inlay detail. Under the hood, the guitar's top is enforced by spruce scalloped X-bracing. Scalloped X is known for increasing the guitar's response to tactility and finger touch dynamics.

This Martin guitar continues with a satin finished select hardwood neck featuring the Modified Low Oval shape with High Performance Taper. It is fitted with a 16" radius ebony fingerboard complemented with abalone inlays in Martin's Diamonds and Squares Long pattern. Also featured on the 000-28 Ambertone Burst are Grover open back tuners, 1.75" bone nut, compensated saddle, and ebony bridge.

Evenly matched as a visual statement and a finely crafted musical instrument, the Martin 000-28 Ambertone is a guitar that can be played and cherished for a lifetime if the player chooses so. Fit for stages, sessions, and songwriting showcases, this Nazareth, PA built Martin offers excellence in every way.

Most new Martin Guitars ship with the original endpin not installed, if you'd like us to install one for you before shipping, please let us know and we'd be happy to.