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Martin 000-18
I just purchased this a couple weeks ago and I’m putting this out sort of as a feeler, but the GAS for the new Taylor 717 is strong.
2018, purchased new. Strings are Santa Cruz mid tension. This is a great sounding example of a 000-18, but GAS has me hooked. $1699 plus shipping IMG_5133.jpg IMG_5136.jpg IMG_5134.jpg IMG_5135.jpg Last edited by Shades of Blue; 05-20-2019 at 09:03 AM. |
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Tuners shout 2018
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Are you insane!!!!!
Are you under psychiatric evaluation? Are you posting from a state mental institution? Do you need one of us to come and get you? Are you in a straight jacket ?
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Why? I thought they’ve been using the same tuners since 2012? |
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Because the 000-18 is so amazing, or because the 717 isn’t that awesome? Just curious!? |
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2. I thoroughly enjoy reading your threads, as you put into written word what I battle in my head, regularly. We're both insane. 3. Having a new 000-18, myself...I can't fathom the idea of offloading it. That may change later...but right now, it is the most versatile guitar I own. The first one I grab, after work. The most suited to play anything I feel like, with the ability to change type or style without having to change guitars. 4. Most importantly - best of luck on your hunt, even if it means getting rid of a lifetime guitar! The struggle is real, I know.
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Going off the Martin website, it’s a 2017. The first 3 numbers are 224 |
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The serial numbers listed on the Martin site highlight the LAST number made for any given year. The last serial number for a 2017 model is: 2161732 The last serial number for a 2018 model is: 2258889 If the first three numbers on yours is "224," it's a 2018 model. The first three of mine is "226," so that tells me it's a 2019 model. Make sense? What's crazy...when you do the quick math...is to see that Martin cranked out 97,000+ guitars in 2018. That's a lot of tuning pegs!!!!! Hope this helps.
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Haha oh duh...read it wrong! So it’s a 2018 guys lol ....thanks for the help! |
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Can't imagine ever selling my 000-18! Mine's a 2007 and gets better every year.
scott |
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The guitar hobby car needs GAS to fully operate at maximum efficiency!!!
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Hey, I'm going out to Nashville next month, so I'm expecting some major GAS pains! scott |
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Any version of the 000-18 is worth hanging on to in my opinion. I rarely plug my retro in and in fact when I bought it didn't. I was so caught up in the way it played and sounded I didn't think about it till I got home.
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Is the guitar not still in a return period?
I guess this is why I don't buy sight-unseen.
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