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Martin Geoff Muldaur OO18..Anyone familiar with this?
I have the opportunity to trade for one of these Martins. There is very little info about them. Any body here got any experience with this model? Thanks!
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Check out his work—YouTube has some of his live stuff. He’s a brilliant fingserstyle guitarist.
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I had one. They're really nice guitars. Think ceo7 but 12 fret so you get that extra sound on the low end and are fuller sounding in general.
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A few years ago I played his personal one. It was a nice guitar. If you like smaller body 12 fret guitars, you won't be disappointed.
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I owned one for a bit. Never could adjust to the wider nut width (1 13/16") but man it sounded good. Surprisingly good low end for a 00 size guitar, and to steal a term from UncleJesse, just sounded very full. Great guitars.
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Thank you for the replies. I have been into Geoff Muldaur since the Kweskin Jug Band days. A favorite. I also am quite fond of OO size bodies and wide necks. I have a 1970 OO21 and it has become a favorite. I seem to becoming mostly acoustic after 60 years of playing. The little guys suit me.
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Vintage Guitarist In Mostly Original Condition. 1920's Mayflower OM 1929 National Tricone Style 2 Round neck 1996 Gibson Hummingbird 1939 Martin 018 1930's Martin Style O soprano uke 2007 Kamaka Tenor Uke 1970 Martin OO21 1923 Gibson tenor Banjo |
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