Custom Authentic D-28 1937 Now Called Custom Shop D-28 1937

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The new 000-28 1937 model likewise renamed

As reported here last month, C. F. Martin & Co. announced two new and very special guitars that are available only from dealers in Martin’s new Custom Shop Experts program. Essentially, these new models made by the specially-trained Custom Shop employees use specifications previously only available on Authentic Series models, but also have some features of less-expensive Martins to make them accessible to players with more-modest budgets, even if they are priced above the Standard Series and Modern Deluxe Series instruments.

This notice is posted in an effort to avoid any confusion that might be caused by this change to the official model names.