A special edition copy of White’s modified ’35 D-28, this Martin D-28CWB Clarence White Commemorative Edition has an Adirondack spruce top, Brazilian rosewood back and sides, and a 14-fret mahogany neck. Other features include a large soundhole, dalmatian pickguard, and open gear Waverly tuners with butterbean buttons.

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