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NAMM VIDEO: Martin's OOO-42M Clapton and D-28 Elvis

New Clapton M shape and Elvis 28

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By Premier GuitarSep 10, 2008
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Anaheim, CA (January 21, 2008) - Martin unveils their latest Clapton signature series and their first collaboration with the Presley estate.


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