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Cushmic Sounds is pleased to offer this magnificent Martin OMC-28M Laurence Juber Custom Edition Finger Style guitar from 2006.
 
Features include an attractive Adirondack spruce top and bracing with rare Madagascar rosewood back and sides. Madagascar Rosewood (dalbergia baroni) trees are very small and it is extremely difficult to acquire full 1/4 sawn backs. Dalbergia baroni has all of the attributes of the old Brazilian Rosewood – brilliant, deep colors (red/orange, red/brown, brown, purple/brown) with intense black line patterning and a clear ringing tap tone that contributes a wonderful immediacy of response and clarity … especially in Orchestra Model guitars.
 
Other features include: vintage-style “dart” peghead volute, a smooth ebony fingerboard on a tropical mahogany one-piece modified-V neck, bone nut and intonation compensated bone saddle, fossil ivory bridge pins and end pin and Waverly W-16 precision tuners.
 
Aesthetic features include: Golden Era style soundhole rings,  “zipper” backstrip marquetry that also adorns the bound top.
 
Comes with a plush Geib 5-ply case (one latch broken)
 
Serviced and set up with Elixir 12-53 guage 80/20 bronze strings in E-standard tuning.
 
Has some minor fret wear but nothing that warrants a fret level at this stage as it plays beautifully.
 
SHIPPING: Fully insured shipping with tracking provided​. All items from Cushmic Sounds are packed carefully and securely. Please contact Cushmic Sounds for a shipping quote.
 
However, if you would like to organise your own shipping, I will provide the collection address once payment has cleared.
 
NOTE: I strongly recommend insurance and signature on delivery.
 
FREE DELIVERY: Perth Metro area and surounds.
 
Viewing by appointment only.
 
Thanks for looking!
 
NOTE: This guitar is on consignment.
 
Laurence Juber
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A session musician, playing guitar on numerous television shows in the states, but most notably was guitarist with Paul McCartney's band Wings from 1978 - '81.
 
Check out Laurence Juber on Wikipedia for more info.