Martin 000-15M 15-Series Mahogany Auditorium Acoustic Guitar w/ Case Footswitches & Selectors the OctoPre MkII is equally

Name: Martin 000-15M 15-Series Mahogany Auditorium Acoustic Guitar w/ Case Footswitches & Selectors the OctoPre MkII is equally
Brand: brdsc.com
SKU: 36238220339
Price: 900.00 USD
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