I attended the show last night and thorougly enjoyed every moment !! Arlo and his family were great to say the least. If they are in the area again I will not miss it. I wanted to take my D-28 for Arlo to autograph but my wife kind of frowned on the idea.... oh well.... given the size of the venue...probably would have had a chance to have it signed. Next time I won't be so reluctant. Again we really enjoyed the show and look forward to seeing you guys again.

Terry, welcome to ArloNet. I certainly hope Arlo doesn't get us confused He finally knows me by name and face! After 33 years, I wouldn't want to lose that.

What's a D-28?

I'm glad you enjoyed the Arlo Show. I was at the show the night before in Glenside/Phila. I've seen Arlo in NC, all over PA, NY and most recently, at the church in October. He ALWAYS puts on a fabulous show. And, no matter how many times I've seen him, the stories always make me laugh. He's just probably (to me, anyway) the BEST performer. He doesn't just get on stage, sing, leave. I've seen plenty who do just that.

Arlo's one of a kind!

A D-28 is a Martin guitar. D stands for Dreadnought, which is for a certain shape.

Don't worry. He misspelled my name as Cherly once after all these yrs lol. I'd love to have a Martin esp one of those dark brown ones like Sue & Sarah Lee have. Those seem to have a really good string action. A baby Taylor would be nice too...

I have a D 19 martin. I love it. I bought it in 1978. It's like a D 18 except it is dark in color. I have never seen another one, and was wondering if anybody else has.

Goofus, check with the folks that hang out on on The Unofficial Martin Guitar Forum. There's some really nice and knowledgeable people there that can probably tell you more than you'd really want to know.
http://pub125.ezboard.com/btheunofficia ... uitarforum

Thanks Sue! Now I even know how many were made.