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This is a 2008 first year Composite Acoustics Cargo with Charcoal Road Tough finish which was their toughest finish and is no longer offered. It also features Fishman Matrix electronics as opposed to the lower priced LR Baggs Element provided with current models Learn More

The VAD-1 is an all solid, full-size Dreadnought that quickly folds in half, and fits in to it's custom compact case. Learn More

Martin HD-28MP Features Herringbone Trim Madagascar Back & Sides and PA Neck Learn More

Heritage Guitars H-150 Limited Edition #11 of 25 Vintage 2008 Learn More

Introduced in 1954 as an entry-level version of the Les Paul, the Les Paul Junior graduated from kids bedrooms, to garage bands, to club and arena stages through the course of three decades as it became a favorite of beginners and professional players alike. Learn More

With softer contours and a longer body dimension than the 0 14-Fret model, the 0 12-Fret has a balanced and full tone with slightly more bass and overall volume. First introduced in 1854, the articulate tone and convenient size of the "0" 12-Fret body dimensions have remained popular to this day. Featuring a comfortable short 24 7/8" scale and a wide 2 5/16" string spacing at the bridge, this model is well suited to both finger style and strumming techniques and excels as a recording instrument. Convenient as a travel guitar but with the authoritative tone of a performance instrument, this model is versatile choice for any guitarist. Learn More

This is a mint, 2012 Taylor NS74ce Rosewood Cedar nylon string Grand Auditorium with ES electronics Learn More

This sloped shoulder model features a gorgeous whiskey sunset burst finish on a solid Sitka spruce top. Mahogany back and sides are bound in grained ivoroid, a modern straightline rosewood bridge and a modified low oval neck with Performing Artist taper are combined to make this guitar not only fast and easy to play but also something you will be proud to own for years to come Learn More

A modern re-creation of the classic Orchestra model, the OM-28E Retro is ideal for the guitarist who enjoys fingerstyle techniques. Developing the new Retro Series electronic foundation, Fishman electronically infused the essence of the museum instruments into the newly created Martin counterparts, a new technology for both companies. To build upon this “vintage-conditioned” sound, Martin Guitar teamed up with Fishman and Grammy Award -winning producer Bill VornDick at his historic Mountainside Studios in Nashville for a multi-step process. They utilized VornDick’s private collection of rare vintage and boutique microphones, many of which date back to the 30’s and are iconic recording industry microphones. This collection adds unique coloring to the plugged-in sound, reminiscent of the first microphones these museum guitars would have ever encountered in the professional recording studio. Learn More

Singleman is the new Brunetti single channel tube combo unit with integral reverb unit. This low power amp has been developed as an easy to use, versatile and adaptable unit to suit a wide range of live or studio situations. There are two different final tube configurations: 6V6 or 6L6 depending on the sound level you prefer. Both are equipped with PowerLimit® technology. The Singleman is equipped with the Accutronics spring reverb system and a true bypass effects loop which can be completely removed from the signal path. The one-channel structure has allowed a straightforward amp focused on clean sound with an immediate tweaking and easy to shape to the taste of the musician, through effective controls and switches for specific functions. We recommend the reading of this manual as well to those who already know the product. Learn More

2015 Waterloo WL-14 XTR with X bracing option providing an amazing vintage tone. Learn More

This is one of the rare Custom Shop 0000's Dick Boak dubbed the M5 and it is this guitar that was the inspiration for the Jorma M30 signature model. This was supposed to be a run of 14 guitars but we are told only 7 were completed, one of which Dick Boak lent to Jorma who fell in love with the guitar instantly. Jorma ended up buying that borrowed M5, and during his next visit to Martin he and Dick drew up the specs for a slightly watered down version of the M5 that became the M30 Jorma signature model. Learn More