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Martin D-45 Mike Longworth Click Here to Learn More		Mike Longworth was a renaissance man in the truest sense of the word. During nearly 30 years at C.F. Martin & Co., he helped resurrect the legendary D-45, designed the popular D-41, answered thousands of letters from Martin owners and wrote the first reference book on Martin guitars. A revered member of the C.F. Martin & Co. family, he retired in 1995. His was a full life, but, sadly, not one full of years: he died in 2003 at the much-too-young age of 64. In tribute to his many contributions, Martin takes pride in presenting the D-45 Mike Longworth Commemorative Edition. With Mike's accomplishments and personal preferences in mind, Martin has created a special D-45 Commemorative Edition. A classic Dreadnought, the D-45 Mike Longworth Commemorative Edition features solid premium tonewoods. Back and sides of East Indian rosewood are matched to a top of Martin's finest Adirondack spruce. The polished East Indian rosewood headplate provides a spectacular canvas for the familiar "C.F. Martin & Co." script logo in mother of pearl, below which is nestled the classic Martin torch from the 1930s in abalone pearl. The lavish use of abalone pearl continues on the fingerboard with Golden Era snowflake inlays. Mike Longworth's legendary "L" inlay, a tradition he carried over from his previous custom work, is positioned between the 19th and 20th frets. Production of the D-45 Mike Longworth Commemorative Edition guitars is limited to 91 instruments, the number of original D-45s produced by Martin between 1933 and 1942. Each instrument will bear an interior label personally signed by wife Sue Longworth and Martin Chairman C.F. Martin IV, and numbered in sequence with the edition total. A second interior label will feature a photograph of Mike Longworth. Each guitar will be delivered in a Geib vintage style hardshell case.
		Gold Star GF-100 Most banjo players agree that the ideal bluegrass banjo was the flathead built in very limited quantities during the 1930's. To meet this demand and to offer it at a price any player could afford, Saga Musical Instruments introduced the original GF-100 banjo in the early 1970's. Ever since these banjos were discontinued in the late 1980's due to costly maufacturing methods in Japan, they have continued to be topics of discussion for their legendary sound and value. It's 2005 and the new Gold Star GF-100W (Wreath)is back and better than ever before. Each instrument has that same great tone that banjos players like Tom Adams are looking for. Select mahogany neck Bound mahogany resonator with inlaid double concentric rings Cast Bell Bronze Tone Ring Deluxe 3-ply rock maple rim Double coordinator rods Single piece die-cast flange Triple nickel-plated hardware Presto Talpiece P-142 geared fifth peg P-140 geared planetary tuners Hand-cut mother-of-pearl inlays in three types (Flying Eagle, Hearts & Flowers, & Wreath) Deluxe re-issue Gold Star hardshell case Shop Adjusted Click Here to Learn More
		Martin D-28 Marquis Following in the spirit of the Golden Era series, C. F. Martin proudly introduces the Marquis Series. The first models in the series, the D-28 Marquis and D-28 Marquis Sunburst boast appointments that mirror Martin's herringbone D-28GE Golden Era model, with the exception that the Brazilian rosewood sides, back and headplate used on the Golden Era models are being replaced with select East Indian rosewood.  In keeping with vintage pre-war Style 28 specifications, both models continue to utilize Adirondack red spruce for the soundboards and internal bracing. Solid Adirondack Spruce Standard ''X'' Scalloped (Golden Era Style), Forward Shifted Solid East Indian Rosewood Back & Sides HD Zig-Zag Back Purfling Grained Ivoroid Endpiece, Binding, & Healcap Fine Herringbone Top Inlay Style Select Hardwood Neck Wood Diamonds & Squares- Long Pattern Golden Era Fingerboard Inlay Solid East Indian Rosewood /Golden Era Style Head Stock Inlay 1930s Style Belly w/ Long Saddle Bridge Style Gotoh Nickel Open-Geared w/ Butterbean Tuning Machines Click Here to Learn More