Detail 01
Scalloped 1/4-inch spruce X-bracing
The bracing is identified as part of the guitar’s sustain and resonance-focused construction.

Independent shopping perspective
Martin’s O’ahu HG-28 pairs a smaller 14-fret sloped-shoulder dreadnought outline with 000-style body depth. Its solid spruce top, solid flamed Hawaiian koa back and sides, and scalloped spruce X-bracing are described as producing a balanced voice with clear treble, warm bass, and sustain. The 24.9-inch scale length is intended to give the strings a more relaxed feel for strumming, fingerpicking, and open-G slack-key playing. Vintage-style trim and a gloss Natural finish complete the presentation.


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Detail 01
The bracing is identified as part of the guitar’s sustain and resonance-focused construction.
Detail 02
The neck uses Martin’s specified Golden Era modified low oval profile and high-performance taper.
Detail 03
The bridge is fitted with a compensated bone saddle.
Detail 04
A softshell hemp case is supplied for carrying and storage.
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Product questions
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It has a solid spruce top with solid flamed Hawaiian koa back and sides.
Its scale length is 24.9 inches.
Yes. A softshell hemp case is listed.
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