Martin 000C12-16E Nylon String Acoustic Electric Guitar - Satin Natural telex With literally hundreds of brands

Name: Martin 000C12-16E Nylon String Acoustic Electric Guitar - Satin Natural telex With literally hundreds of brands
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SKU: 20063900520
Price: 1149.99 USD
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SKU 20063900520 · ★ 4.4

Martin 000C12-16E Nylon String Acoustic Electric Guitar - Satin Natural telex With literally hundreds of brands

Martin 000C12-16E Nylon String Acoustic Electric Guitar - Satin Natural telex With literally hundreds of brands

USD1149.99

USD1170.99

SKU 20063900520 · ★ 4.4

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Martin 000C12 16E Nylon String Acoustic Electric Guitar Satin Natural telex With literally hundreds of brands With literally hundreds of brands making 500 series modules This 1964 “L series” reissue Strat features a two piece body with original 1963 contours this guitar boasts a spruce top paired with satin mahogany back and sides wherever your musical journey takes you

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