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NEW ARRIVAL  Martins of this age are pretty difficult to find, and this 60 year old example is excellent - one of the most surprising guitars I've played in quite a while. It works very well with fingerstyle play, well balanced and articulate, but also for strumming...

NEW ARRIVAL  Most Martin body shapes have been around since at least the 1930s, and many have served as templates for other makers’ instruments. But in 2010, Martin introduced the grand performance (GP) shape, which is similar to the popular “small jumbo” design used...

NEW ARRIVAL  The J40R was only produced between 1985 - 89 with scalloped bracing, before being renamed the J40 with standard bracing, making this era model highly desirable. This is a jumbo body with dreadnought depth, therefore it has the bass and volume of an HD-28...

SOLD  From Martin's Vintage Series - this is a dreadnought body size 12 fret guitar with a Sitka Spruce top and Mahogany back and sides. It’s scallop braced, with a slot headstock, and features an Ebony fretboard and bridge, plus bone nut and saddle, and Waverley...

NEW ARRIVAL  The Martin 0-18 is an 0 size guitar with a Sitka Spruce top and Mahogany back and sides with scallop bracing. It features an Ebony fretboard and bridge, plus bone nut and saddle, vintage style open-geared tuners, and aged toner on top. All of these...

ON HOLD  Introduced in the late 90’s, Martin’s SW (Sustainable Wood) range was one of the first of it’s kind. Proving that high end guitars can be produced in an ethically sourced way. This OM is made from all solid woods, and features a Sitka Spruce top with Cherry...

NEW ARRIVAL  Only produced between 1932 and 1942, Martin’s R series archtops are pretty hard to find, and it’s very unusual to find an all Mahogany archtop. Not the wood of choice at the time, but 80 years on and the Mahogany has aged and matured beautifully. It gives...

SOLD  With 60’s D28’s becoming very expensive because of the scarcity of Brazilian Rosewood, early 70’s examples are now much more sought after. This is a fine example, it’s 47 years of play have given the guitar a richer, fuller bodied tone than more recent examples....