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That depends on the condition - both visually and aurally - of the instrument. Mid 70s Martins were spotty in build quality. Some were done nicely and stand up very well to other years but most had problems either in appearance, sound quality or both. That being said, I've seen good condition Martins from that period go for $1500 - $2500. Great sounding rarities (like Stephen Bruton's shaded top model) could fetch much more. It really does depend on the sound.
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∙ 12y ago500 bucks in fair condition, IF it plays and sounds well needing only set up or nothing at all to be functional. Maybe 1100 if its in excellent shape needing nothing with great sound. IMHO only
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What guitar does kyle gass use?
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Martin D28 ?
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What kind of guitar does glen hansard play in the movie once?
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What is the column and rows designators that identify each cell?
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How much is a Martin Shenandoah acoustic guitar from 1984 worth?
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What is the distance from Milan Italy to Strasbourg France?
about 470 km taking this route:Follow signs to AUTOSTRADA - A9 COMO-CHIASSO (CH), from Milano, to SWITZERLAND, where the roadway continues as the A2 motorway.Continue on the A2 motorway to Basel, where you have two options:One, you could split off onto A3 towards MULHOUSE (F), and then take A3 to FRANCE, where you would continue on the AUTOROUTE A35 directly north to Strasbourg, orYou could also continue on A2 towards KARLSRUHE (D) to DEUTSCHELAND, where you will take the AUTOBAHN A5 to D28 STRASBOURG, and then take D28 across to STRASBOURG, FRANCE, via the EUROPE BRIDGE. This route may save you time, as there is no speed limits in Germany. Both routes are about the same distance though.NOTE: On motorways in Switzerland, there is a MANDATORY road vignette that you must pay for and display on your car BEFORE you drive on the motorways there. The vignette applies for all motorways, and is valid for 1 year. It costs about €35 for an average car. Now this may seem ridiculously expensive for just one trip thru Switzerland, but trust me, it is actually cheaper to go thru Switzerland and pay their silly vignette than to go around Switzerland thru either the Mont-Blanc or the Fréjus Tunnels. In fact, one journey through either of these tunnels is the same price as one Swiss Vignette, for the whole year. Consider that, plus the fact that you will have to pay road tolls in Italy and France, and going thru Switzerland is actually much cheaper. (There are only two toll booths in Italy [one on A8 leading up to A9, and one on A9 near Como]. In addition, there are no toll booths in France or Germany past Basel.)
