Martin D-18 Dreadnought Acoustic Guitar Overview :

Understated looks, timeless tone. The warm tone of mahogany and authentic Sitka spruce couple with resonant scalloped bracing under the hood for a sound that's honest, authoritative, and clear. Vintage details like open-geared tuners and classic 18-style appointments pair with a modern, low profile neck for an old-soul sound in a brand-new body.

Features :

• BOdy Size : D-14 Fret
• Finish Top : Gloss
• Construction : Dovetail Neck Joint
• Back & Side Finish : Gloss
• Bracing Pattern : Forward Shifted X Brace
• Scale Length : 25.4"
• Brace Shape : Scalloped
• Fingerboard Width At Nut : 1 3/4''
• Top Material : Sitka Spruce
• Neck Shape : Modified Low Oval
• Back Material : Genuine Mahogany
• Neck Taper : High Performance Taper
• Side Material : Genuine Mahogany
• Electronics : Optional

Top

• Top Color : Aging Toner
• Bridge Style : Modern Belly - Drop In Saddle
• Binding : Faux Tortoise
• Bridge String Spacing : 2 5/32"
• Top Inlay Material : Multi-Stripe
• Bridge Material : Ebony
• Bridge Pin Material : Black Plastic
• Pickguard : Faux Tortoise
• Saddle : Compensated Bone
• Rosette : Old Style 18 Multi-Stripe
• Saddle Radius : 16"

Body

• Brace Material : Sitka Spruce
• Back & Sides Color : Dark Mahogany
• Brace Size : 5/16"
• Back Purfling/Strip : Style 18
• Back Inlay Material : N/A
• Heelcap : Faux Tortoise
• Endpiece : Faux Tortoise
• Neck

• Neck Material : Select Hardwood
• Fingerboard Material : Ebony
• Finish Neck : Satin
• Fingerboard Width At 12Th Fret : 2 1/8''
• Neck Color : Dark Mahogany
• Fingerboard Inlay Style : Old Style 18
• Number Of Frets Total : 20
• Fingerboard Inlay Material : Abalone
• Neck Joins Body At : 14Th Fret
• Side Dots : White

Headstock

• Headstock Shape : Solid With Square Taper
• Tuning Machines : Nickel Open Gear
• Headplate Material : East Indian Rosewood
• Knob : Butterbean
• Headplate Logo Style : Script Old Style Overlay
• Nut Material : Bone

Misc

• Case : Ply Hardshell
• Left Handed Availability : Yes
• Pleked : Yes