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David Newton
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Probably an early 30's OM-18, or possibly 000-18.
Nice playing too.

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nice geetar - and, as you said, mighty nice playing too
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I watched him play the same song and guitar this morning on the Today show, or at least it looked like the same guitar...the camera angle was different and I couldn't see it very well. It sure did sound nice though! Vince is very talented! [:Y:]
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I love the sound of a good, old mahogany Martin 000. Thanks for the post.

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Nice. I want to encourage this trend of relic'd acoustic guitars being desirable, because mine look like that from the start !

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Lactose, a relic'd guitar is a new guitar that is beat up at finishing.
This one is the real deal, a 1934 000-18

Some people say my new guitars are relic'd, but I didn't intend them to be. oops_sign

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