Years ago, I had a Martin 000-28S. It had a good, wide neck and the sound was great, but it was made at the time Martin seemed to be having trouble getting the bridge saddle properly placed (that was a problem for a short while back in, what was it, the 60s?). I wound up having Ray Frank adjust it as much as was possible and finally sold it to Michael Cooney. You might find one of those kicking around somewhere and then get someone to give it a new, properly placed, bridge.