ZEPP Country Music, Inc.

The OM-28V is Martin's "Orchestra Model" with rosewood back and sides and ebony fingerboard and bridge. The "V" signifies it to be in Martin's "Vintage" line.

Being an OM, it has the same scale length as a dreadnought (25.4 inches), but the body size of a 000. As a "V", it gets a slightly wider fingerboard than a 000 (1-3/4 vs. 1 11/16 inches), and has scalloped bracing for a bigger sound. Further, it has the "Vintage" appointments--different binding, pickguard, bridge, tuners, etc.

This particular guitar is in excellent condition with virtually no signs of use.

It's consigned here in its OHSC for $2250.

	The volute comes from its being a "28." The tuners are open, "butter bean" style. There is a small, shiny spot on the back of the peghead from a clip-on tuner's use.			The instrument has classic "herringbone" binding.
	The Sitka spruce top is in good shape, with no dings or scratches. The "Vintage" pickguard is simulated tortoise shell.			The mahogany neck is clean, with no dents or capo marks.
	The back and sides are of Indian rosewood and are very clean.			The peg head is classic Martin, with the old style decal on its rosewood overlay.
	The ebony fingerboard has split diamond position markers; there is no fret wear.

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