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Classic 
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Congratulations - Looks very nice
Congratulations!
That is one great guitar you have there! Wow!
One question though, as i have never heard this before:
Could you provide a picture? And what is the reason behind the placement in the soundhole?
What do these switches do?
Hi Jeff,
Happy NGD 
I wish you a lot of time together 
Greetings
Hi there,
I thought it was very peculiar myself and did some research online. Martin designed it this way to make it look like a traditional acoustic guitar without obvious electronics. Inside the sound hole is a volume and tone control plus a phase switch to decrease electronic feedback and bass. On the other side is a built in tuner so you can tune your guitar on stage.
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Thanks Tony.
Thanks Roger. I was supposed to be buying a backup guitar but ended up buying a fancy Martin professional level guitar. It’s amazing so far.
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Amazing. Thank you for the pictures. Never seen that before untill now.
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That’s a gorgeous guitar!
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That sound great. 
Very nice! I see the Sweetwater watermark in the photo. I think you might have gotten the last one they had in stock. 
Thanks so much Colin. Gave her a test drive on 2 open mics this week
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Thanks Jason. Great to see you at the open mic.
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Haha that company never runs out of guitar stock. Might them more than my mortgage company if I had my way lol
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Thanks, nice performance too.
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To follow up, after playing the Martin guitar for a while then going back to the Taylor that had a fresh setup, I would say the biggest difference is the Martin is more bass heavy when strumming and has a slightly louder projection of sound acoustics compared to the Taylor. Both are great and I wouldn’t want to get rid of either one.
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