Martin Authentics Series 1937 D-18 vs the 1937 D-28.

Martin D-28 Authentic 1937 VTS Acoustic Guitar: Authentic Series
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Martin Authentic Series D-18 1937 Acoustic Guitar
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Experience the timeless brilliance of music history with the Martin Authentic Series D-18 1937 Acoustic Guitar, available at Acoustic Centre - your ultimate destination for musical inspiration. Transport yourself back to the pivotal year of 1937, a year of unparalleled craftsmanship, innovation, and artistic exploration in the world of guitars. Crafted with meticulous attention to detail, this masterpiece faithfully replicates the iconic 1937 D-18, capturing the essence of that era's musical magic.
Indulge in the warmth of genuine Mahogany back and sides, paired with an Adirondack Spruce top treated with Martin's innovative VINTAGE TONE SYSTEM® (VTS) for a vintage tonal character. Every note resonates with historical accuracy, thanks to the Authentic circa 1937 bracing pattern and meticulously recreated "18" Authentic-style appointments. The Authentic neck barrel and heel, along with the Ebony fretboard adorned with Abalone inlays, invite your fingers to glide effortlessly, unlocking a world of sonic possibilities.
Embrace the legacy of 1937 with this remarkable instrument, available now at Acoustic Centre. Experience the allure of the past while enjoying the convenience of modern free shipping and impeccable service. Our commitment to quality and musical excellence makes Acoustic Centre your go-to music store for all your acoustic dreams. Discover the Martin Authentic Series D-18 1937 Acoustic Guitar and embark on a musical journey that transcends time.
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[@john15333]

They both sound good but the 28 is more versatile in my set. The 18 sounds great for flat picking and strumming. The 18 is very woody and crisp, which I love.
The 28 is similar, but has shimmer and a more rounded tone to be able to play so many more styles. It's more of an all rounder.
The answer is to get both! If that's not possible, the 28 is more versatile (in my sessions).

[@windub9203]

So good to see my local boys making some great and helpful vids. D18 for life

[@OfficialDPTheRealDeal]

The new 1937 authentic has exact replica to the body shape as the real thing. Too bad they stopped making the 1939

[@lilycat1694]

I would pick the D-28.

[@sebia12]

D-18 by a country mile.

[@johnrobertpalomo4283]

I own the d28