Martin Custom Shop CS-000-C22056798 European/Indian #2707297 - ambertone 1933

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Copia única con el número de serie 2707297. Peso neto (sin estuche): 1.86 kg.

Built from premium grade tonewoods, this MARTIN & CO Custom Shop CS-000-C22056798 European/Indian #2707297 is an outstanding 000 14-Fret (24.9" scale) steel string acoustic guitar .
Solid European Spruce top, solid Indian Rosewood back/sides, genuine solid Mahogany neck with Modified Low Oval and High Performance Taper profile, Ebony fretboard.
Martin case included.

European spruce offers a distinctive sonic profile among other Spruce species. Tonally it blends the power and headroom of Adirondack spruce with a touch of Cedar's warmth. Depending on the body style and wood it's paired with, it can match well with sophisticated chords and fingerstyle arrangements, strummers with a firm attack, and any player looking for a responsive tone with nice complexity.

Indian Rosewood is one of the most popular and traditional guitar woods. It takes the basic sonic thumbprint of Mahogany (strong midrange) and expands it in both directions of bass and treble.
Rosewood sounds deeper in the low end and brighter/sparkly on the top end. It appears to be more scooped in the middle than mahogany.