D37

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

Includes Hardshell Case
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Available at Acoustic Centre Melbourne

The Atkin D37 Aged is a faithful tribute to the pre-war dreadnoughts of the 1930s, handcrafted in Canterbury, England using traditional techniques alongside modern build quality. A torrefied Sitka spruce top enhances warmth and resonance from the first strum, while East Indian rosewood back and sides bring deep bass and clear, articulate highs to the voice of the guitar.

The dreadnought's deep body, pre-war scalloped bracing, and super-thin nitrocellulose lacquer finish combine to produce a surprisingly open, full-sounding instrument with powerful low-end projection and exceptional clarity. Herringbone purfling, grained ivoroid binding, and an ebony fretboard and bridge add classic styling to match the vintage-inspired tone, making the D37 ideal for players chasing the warmth, power, and responsiveness of a golden-era dreadnought.

Features

  • Torrefied Sitka spruce top paired with East Indian rosewood back and sides delivers deep bass, clear highs, and enhanced warmth and resonance.
  • Pre-war scalloped bracing and a deep dreadnought body produce an open, full-sounding voice with powerful low-end projection.
  • Super-thin nitrocellulose lacquer finish allows the top to resonate freely for exceptional clarity and sustain.
  • Ebony fretboard and bridge combine with a mahogany neck for smooth playability and solid tonal transfer.
  • Herringbone purfling and grained ivoroid binding give the D37 timeless, vintage-inspired styling handcrafted in Canterbury, England.

Specs

  • Body: Dreadnought
  • Top: Torrefied Sitka spruce
  • Back & sides: East Indian rosewood
  • Backstrip: Zipper style
  • Bracing: Pre-war scalloped
  • Finish: Age-toned relic gloss nitrocellulose
  • Neck: Mahogany
  • Headstock overlay: East Indian rosewood
  • Fretboard: Ebony
  • Bridge: Ebony
  • Rosette: Black/white/black
  • Purfling: Herringbone
  • Binding: Grained ivoroid
  • Nut & saddle: Bone
  • Nut width: 1 11/16"
  • Scale length: 25.4"
  • Tuners: Nickel Gotoh
  • Truss rod: Adjustable double action
  • Side dots: White celluloid
  • Fret markers: Mother of pearl
  • Includes: Atkin Oxblood hardshell case

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  • $49–$69 standard shipping on lower-value orders

  • Express shipping available for an additional fee

  • Regional and remote areas may incur higher freight costs

Accessories

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  • Flat $8.99 shipping under $99

  • $15 express shipping available

Delivery Details

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  • Instruments and large items require signature on delivery

  • If freight costs exceed expectations, we’ll contact you before shipping

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Ways To Pay

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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

  • If you’d like to see the exact guitar before buying, just ask — we’re happy to send photos of the instrument in stock

  • 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.