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NEW ARRIVAL  12 fret dreadnoughts still go under the radar for a lot of players. But once tried, never forgotten. They feel and sound different to most standard 14 fret models. Essentially the longer body means the soundhole is positioned in the ‘sweet spot’, allowing...

SOLD  Martin's Vintage Series has attracted great plaudits, and this guitar shows you why. Harking back to Martin’s historical predecessors, this is an 000 size 12 fret guitar with a Sitka Spruce top and Indian Rosewood back and sides. It’s scallop braced, with...

NEW ARRIVAL  The Tenor Guitar was originally developed by C F Martin as a transitional instrument, allowing tenor banjo players to easily switch to more popular guitar tones. The first tenor guitars appeared towards the end of the 1920’s, and they were produced mostly...

SOLD  This is a real find, a 1948 Martin 00-18. They just don’t turn up very often. I guess everyone who has one keeps them. This is a player grade example, and sounds like it’s been played forever. A Spruce topped 00 size with Mahogany back and sides, all aged over...

NEW ARRIVAL  What can you say about a 70’s D28 that hasn’t already been said….. That they represent the most affordable way of getting that Martin tone without the expense of a Brazilian Rosewood model, or that they encapsulate a vintage tone that is immediately...

NEW ARRIVAL  From Martin's highly acclaimed Vintage series, this 00-18V is a real looker. It features a Sitka Spruce top with Mahogany back and sides, has scalloped bracing, an Ebony fretboard and bridge, plus bone nut and saddle, and vintage style Waverley...

SOLD  The 000-15 SM is a 000 size, 12 fret, all Mahogany guitar. Tonally the Mahogany body gives a rich, warm tone, and the 000 size body gives an evenly balanced response across the sound spectrum. With a slot headstock, the neck joining the body at the 12th fret,...

NEW ARRIVAL  The D35 was introduced in 1965 as supplies of Brazilian Rosewood were becoming scarce, and the clever people at Martin realised they could make the tonewood go further if they used a 3 piece back….. and so a legend was born. As well as looking very...

NEW ARRIVAL The Martin D28S was produced between 1954 – 1993 and is still one of the most unusual and eye catching dreadnoughts from the Martin catalogue. A slope shouldered dreadnought with a slotted headstock and 12 frets to the body make it a very different beast...

NEW ARRIVAL  The 16 range was introduced to offer a more affordable way of buying an all solid USA made Martin. This example is a jumbo version featuring a Spruce top, with Rosewood back sides. It produces a full sound, with great depth and resonance. The guitar...

NEW ARRIVAL  As part of Martin’s Vintage series, this is a painstaking recreation of an HD28 from Martin’s golden era. The forward shifted scallop bracing, Herringbone trim, Ebony fretboard and bridge, bone nut and saddle, vintage style open-geared tuners, and aged...

SOLD  With a Martin 000-42 it’s difficult not to mention the looks before the sound - it really is Martin craftsmanship at it’s best, and one of the most coveted models from Martin's Standard Series. The 45 style Abalone binding and snowflake inlays are really quite...