Question for Val !

[Jesse Joe]

Have you ever visited the Martin Guitar Co. in Nazareth Pa. Im sure you know why I ask. Yesterday I received a letter from your website, and did read it in a hurry, also did watch the video from that famous Guitar factory. Boy those guitars are well made {crafted}. I have lots of books on the Martin Guitar history, but this was the first video I saw of it.

Thanking you very much it was well appreciated. I sure would like to owned one of those GL D-18 that you have. I would play that guitar like crazy. :)

You can almost smell the woods in that video. :biggrin: :)

[vlmagee]

I said in the email that I had visited! "For those of you who - like I - have made the pilgrimage, it will bring back good memories." And, in the next paragraph, "I made my trip to pick up my Lightfoot guitar, #22 of 69 D-18GLs."

In fact, I picked up my D-18GL at the factory - thanks to the kindness of Dick Boak, who is responsible for the Limited and Special Editions, and works with the artists as the special guitars are designed. Tough job, huh?.

[Jesse Joe]

Thanks Val,

Like I said I had to read the email in a hurry, but have since read it again. It must feel like a kid in a candy store to visit that place.

Thanks again,

~Jesse Joe ~

[fezo]

The Martin factory tour is way cool. I am fortunate to live with a couple hours of the place which has led to several trips.

No D-18 GL. I do have a M-36 that was owned by Tom Paxton before me.

I also have a friend who makes beautiful guitars. I have a couple of those as well.

[Jesse Joe]

Your really lucky fezo, If I was a younger man, wouldn't mind to work at that factory. :)