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538 :: Matt Owens (Noah and the Whale) - 1972 C.F. Martin D12-20 acoustic guitar, made in USA

Lot Number 538. Matt Owens (Noah and the Whale) - 1972 C.F. Martin D12-20 acoustic guitar, made in USA. Auctioned at The Guitar Auction - Day Two - Artist Associated Guitars, Memorabilia, Amplification, Effects & Spares on 16th June 2022
 
Matt Owens (Noah and the Whale) - 1972 C.F. Martin D12-20 acoustic guitar, made in USA; Back and sides: mahogany, scratches and marks throughout, bearing set/lyric annotations to the bass side; Top: table sinkage, missing pickguard, pickup installed; Neck: mahogany, mild wear; Fretboard: rosewood; Frets: mild wear; Electrics: later fitted pickup wired through the treble rib; Hardware: generally good, missing pickguard; Case: original hard case; Weight: 2.09kg; Overall condition: fair *Used by Matt Owens on tour and in the studio, mostly on later solo projects but also used occasionally with Noah and the Whale. Pickup modification and general maintenance carried out by Matt Gleeson at Monty's Guitars

Estimate: £1000-2000

Sold For: £1250.00

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