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27 Μαΐ 2013 · 22405 6 special serial number is overstamped 22005 2 1927 this banjo was personally given to Perry Bechtel by Mr. Fred Bacon in Cleveland ,Ohio Feb. 1927 owner: Norman Doster by owner. it's in my Bacon Serial # list which is also in Polle's list. he plays also wonderful guitar- there ia link with his name - the song is I saw stars-.
Martin Perry Bechtel OM-28 1993 SN: 531146. This OM is part of Martin's "28" series with a herringbone top purfle. Made from solid East Indian rosewood with a solid Sitka spruce top, it also features a solid black ebony fingerboard. The OM28 sounds exactly like a fine guitar should sound.
9 Ιουλ 2019 · The design eventually became the Martin O-18T, the company’s most popular tenor guitar. Numerous documents in Martin archives prove Bechtel’s critical role in the development of the OM. But, his special guitar was created after the Carl Fisher model. Correspondence makes reference to Perry’s Gibson model O, initially asking for 15 frets ...
Soon after, Perry Bechtel of the Cable Piano Company, upon visiting the Martin factory and seeing the Carl Fisher Model, requested a fourteen fret clear six string guitar, and the Orchestra Model was born.
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30 Απρ 2019 · The banjo players, led by a fellow named Perry Bechtel, asked Martin to make a guitar with greater access to the neck and a slimmer neck. Frank Henry Martin came up with this design, which had 14 frets.
I have a very unique 000-28 Perry Bechtel. It is #2 in the run of 29. This is unique in that it is a 14-fret guitar with a 1 13/16" nut. It is my favorite Martin neck. It is in incredible, almost unplayed condition. It is a very versatile guitar, equally handling fingerpicking and flatpicking.
