Meet Dick Boak and Richard Johnston to talk about the history of Martin Guitars

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Permalink Reply by MIchael A Martin on June 10, 2009 at 11:06pm

Richard;
Thank you so much for your suggestions and expertise.
Taping and carefully scaping seems do-able to me. I will take my time and try this.
Much Appreciated!
Michael A Martin
Santa Rosa, CA

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Permalink Reply by Gary Fladmark on June 13, 2009 at 2:06am

History of Martin Guitars

Thank you for the Martin Guitars (History Of) Forum and the postings. I missed the actual Forum event however, I did post a discussion of my experience with Martin Guitars in Acoustic Guitar Community with the title "CF Martin & Co." under the Playing Guitar/Discussion on June 10, 2009. If you have any comments feel free to post them as they are welcome.

Gary Fladmark

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Permalink Reply by Jessica S on December 17, 2009 at 6:45pm

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Permalink Reply by Ron Lane on April 14, 2010 at 9:19am

Last year I purchased a LH DX-1 for $225. The guitar has seen slight use and had spent most of its life in a case in the closet. This was not my first choice from Martin but for the price I thought it might make a good campfire guitar.
But to my surprise it sounded amazing and it's sounding better with regular playing. Several owners of high end guitars have looked it over and commented on the sounds this guitar makes. Some have scratched their heads trying to figure out what kind of wood the back and side is made from (hpl looks like wall paneling) . Not everybody keeps up with advancements and newer models obviously.
What can you tell me about this guitar and it's history. Just curious.

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