The Real Magic of the 1965 Martin D28
If you've ever had the chance to strum a 1965 Martin D28, you already know that particular "thump" in the chest that only a vintage dreadnought can provide. It's not just about the name on the headstock or the fact that it's old; it's about that specific window in time where Martin was still using legendary materials but refined their build for the modern player. For many collectors and serious flatpickers, 1965 represents a "sweet spot" that bridges the gap between the ultra-expensive pre-war era and the mass-produced guitars of the 1970s. ...