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D37

Atkin D37 Aged 'Torrefied Sitka / East Indian Rosewood' Acoustic Guitar

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The Atkin D37 'Torrefied Sitka / East Indian Rosewood' is a stunning tribute to the classic pre-war dreadnoughts of the 1930s, designed with modern craftsmanship while embracing the tonal qualities of vintage steel-string guitars. Handcrafted in Canterbury, England, Atkin Guitars brings together traditional techniques and cutting-edge innovation to produce a guitar that delivers an unmatched playing experience. The D37 features a torrefied Sitka spruce top, which enhances the instrument’s warmth and resonance, and East Indian rosewood for the back and sides, known for its deep bass and clear highs.

As one of the most popular steel-string guitar shapes of all time, the dreadnought body is renowned for its robust and full sound, making it the ideal choice for musicians who want a guitar that can stand out in any musical setting. The Atkin D37 features scalloped bracing, a deep body, and a super-thin nitrocellulose lacquer finish, resulting in a guitar that is surprisingly open and full-sounding, with powerful low-end projection and exceptional clarity.

This guitar offers admirable warmth, power, responsiveness, and clarity—characteristics that are a hallmark of vintage Martin 28-style dreadnoughts. Whether performing live, recording in the studio, or simply enjoying a personal playing session, the Atkin D37 delivers a sound that stands out among its peers. For guitarists seeking a guitar that delivers unparalleled tonal richness, this dreadnought is one of the best values on the market today.

Specifications

Top Torrified Sitka Spruce
Back & Sides East Indian Rosewood
Backstrip Zipper Style
Neck Mahogany
Headstock Overlay East Indian Rosewood
Logo Atkin Decal
Truss Rod Adjustable Double Action
Fretboard Ebony
Bridge Ebony
Rosette Black/White/Black
Purfling Herringbone
Binding Grained Ivoroid
Bracing Pre-war Scalloped Bracing
Lacquer Finish Age Toned Relic Gloss Nitrocellulose
Nut & Saddle Bone
Tuners Nickel Gotoh
Side Dots Fret Markers White Celluloid
Fret Markers Mother of Pearl
Case Atkin Oxblood

Dimensions

Body Length 20”
Body Depth 4 7/8”
Lower Bout Width 15 5/8”
Total Length 40 1/4”
Scale Length 25.4”
Nut Width 1 11/16”

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Delivery Details

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Returns

  • If something’s not right, please contact us first and we’ll help you work through the best solution

  • Returns, exchanges, repairs, or credits are available for faulty or misdescribed items

  • Return requests should be made within 7 days of delivery

  • Freight charges aren’t refundable

  • Non-faulty returns may incur return shipping and a small restocking fee

  • Opened consumables (including strings and picks) can’t be returned

Returns are assessed case-by-case so we can ensure the fairest outcome for everyone.

  • We aim to show the exact guitar in stock whenever possible

  • For one-of-a-kind or preowned instruments, photos will always be of the actual guitar you’ll receive

  • Production models may vary slightly in timber grain, colour, finish, or hardware due to natural materials

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  • Where multiple guitars are available, you can choose the exact one you receive

Please note: natural cosmetic variations aren’t considered faults, but if you have any questions about appearance, we’re always happy to help before purchase.