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10-23-2020, 04:38 PM
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a year old article on vintage guitars by George Gruhn
George makes it sound like the '37 D-28 is the holy grail of vintage Martins (along with the prewar D-45, of course).
Is he likely referring to mid '30s to mid '40s D-28s or is there something about the '37 that make it more special than other Herringbone D-28s? 
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10-24-2020, 12:02 AM
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The x-brace on the Martin 14 fret guitars was shifted in 1938. The ones prior are more desireable due to tone, and are called "Forward Bracing", rather than "Rear Shifted Breacing"
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