Martin OM-28 Authentic 1931 Demo from Peghead Nation

[@MandoMohan]

Nice playing, Sir. You too, Scott : )

[@Joe-m6p6b]

Nice. Does IT have had medium gauge strings on IT?

[@UAL320]

How heavy is Scott’s pick? Seems like the guitar is a bit muted during those runs.

[@MrAuell]

what is the name of the last song? I used to play it. I think it's John Renbourn.Maybe a piece of Little Niles?/

[@pegheadnation]

That's a little bit of Stefan Grossman's "Bermuda Triangle Exit." - Teja Gerken

[@MrAuell]

Oh, yeah, I knew I used to play it. I'll listen to it again and see if my muscle memory will remember it! I played all his songs in a tab book that I bought about 40 years ago. I've had a stroke and other problems, so I forget a lot. I can generally still play okay, but I've lost a step technically as well. Thanks for jogging my memory! Always love to hear you play.@@pegheadnation

[@jima9487]

It's actually called "torrefaction." Was that a smile on Scott's face while playing? He's usually pretty good a holding his visceral response close to the vest. I would love to hear the OM-18 Authentic 1933 VTS.

[@MrDunosan]

non adjustable truss rod?

[@brandall101]

All Martins before '85 had them. The necks are thicker than modern guitars and the tbars are fairly rigid so deflection is minimal even with mediums.