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Yep, I've seen a number guitars with this and it's completely natural and actually not abnormal at all. Some may not like it--in which case they shouldn't buy it--but it's not a flaw, nor an indication of poor QC at Martin.
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Martin 000-28EC '71 Harmony Buck Owens American Epiphone Inspired by Gibson J-45 Gold Tone PBR-D Paul Beard Signature Model resonator "Lean your body forward slightly to support the guitar against your chest, for the poetry of the music should resound in your heart." -Andrés Segovia |
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Fortunately it's not mine. It was just one that I was trying out at a store...
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I would tend to agree, but that would simply be my attempt at applying common sense given that it is under the clear coat...Yeah, common sense doesn't get ya far some times when you don't have knowledge in certain areas...Admittedly, I know nothing about guitar finishing...lol
Frankly, it looked so bad in person that I'm gonna give Martin the benefit of the doubt on this one...There is no way, at least in my mind, that they would have knowingly shipped this out....Just my thoughts... |
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They're generally pretty well received in the community though...well reviewed for service, taking care of problems, etc... |
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Not the kind of place that would have vintage stuff...All modern new stuff only...This is the kind of place that basically only sells new instruments...
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Yeah, this one was on the back in a large prominent area, and prominent on 2 other sides by memory...It was very visible across the instrument's surface. Was yours like this from day one of owning it? Or did it develop and become more prominent over time? Cheers |
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I've definitely learned a thing or two in this thread...thanks guys...
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