1994 model. This beautiful instrument appears to be a recent model, having undergone a full lacquer refinish in the in-house workshop of a musical instrument store run by a former guitar craftsman. The neck material of models from this period is mahogany, not select hardwood. The fingerboard is also ebony, which is jet black. It seems that older products used better materials. Also, perhaps because it is a custom model, the top material is made of high-quality spruce with fine, rippled grain. The sides and back are also made of beautiful quarter-sawn rosewood. The herringbone binding differentiates it visually from the D-28. The HD Vintage V series features forward-shifted and scalloped bracing, and a long saddle, giving it a wider range of sound than the D-28. Depending on your preference, the D-28, which has a tight sound, may be better for use in a band, while the HD28, with its expansive resonance, may be better for playing at home. This guitar has high added value, with its 90s construction using high-quality materials + refinishing + HD-V specifications + Custom features. When I purchased this item, I compared and played several used Martins in nearby stores before making my purchase. It sounds great. Nut width: Approximately 43mm The shape is easy to grip even with small hands. Fret remaining: Approximately 80-90% Saddle remaining: Approximately 3.0mm in the center, with room for future adjustment. Truss rod: Plenty of adjustment remaining. The binding has been repaired, and there appears to be no history of neck resets or other repairs. The bridge was also removed and reattached during the refinishing process, and because it is an older instrument, the risk of incurring the high repair costs that are unavoidable with Martins is low. Brass bridge pins are used in the photos, but the original pins will be reinstalled before delivery. The hard case is not original, but a general-purpose one. Delivery via Yamato Transport, 180 size. Please refrain from price negotiations. #Martin #Martin #D28 #D-28