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Martin’s next generation Lifespan 2.0 strings are engineered using a new, patented technology only available from Martin. This technology was developed to protect the core wire and the wrap wire to prevent corrosion without compromising tone. Authentic Acoustic Lifespan 2.0 strings look better, sound better, and feel better, providing a smooth playing experience that reduces finger drag. Martin Authentic Acoustic Lifespan® 2.0 strings offer next generation treatment for long life, great playability and feel, and superior reliability with authentic tone. Model MA175T: Authentic Treated Light 80/20 .011-.052 Gage: Light
, E: .011, B: .015
, G: .023
, D: .032,
 A: .042, 
E: .052 Tension: 153.7 Learn More

The M-120 proves that small-body guitars needn’t sound small at all. Its solid mahogany top, back and sides produce warm, balanced sound with excellent projection and distinctive presence. The 24 3/4” scale length and slim satin-finish mahogany neck impart effortless playability and exceptional feel; other features include a rosewood fingerboard and bridge and mother-of pearl rosette and inlays Learn More

A classic herringbone dreadnought with exuberant tone. The unique sound and sustain of a rosewood 12 string is undeniable. It has been the main instrument for many greats in rock and folk history. Pairs of octave strings and drone notes are positioned for maximum comfort and playability, and create a well rounded focused tone with depth and sustain that will chime for days. Add tone and texture to your recordings and gigs. Learn More

Limited to only 100 fine instruments, the D-222 commemorates the 100th Anniversary of the Dreadnought. A 12-fret Dreadnought crafted from a Sitka spruce top with Vintage Tone System, mahogany back and sides, grained ivoroid binding, slotted headstock, and an ebony fingerboard and bridge, this guitar will be a cherished instrument for years to come Learn More

Martin has been making tenor-sized ukuleles since 1929, but nothing quite like this. An ultra-thin finish creates a beautifully weathered appearance that feels as if it’s an old friend you’ve been playing for years. The top, back and sides are all mahogany, making it lightweight with a bright tone. If you play guitar and want to learn the uke, this size makes for a comfortable transition, and it's great for both a child and full-grown adult. The T1 StreetMaster® brings together premier sound, outstanding playability, and easy affordability in one gorgeous instrument. Full specs are as follows: Body Size: Tenor Ukulele Finish Top: Satin Back and Side Finish: Satin Bracing Pattern: Tenor Ukulele Scale Length: 17" Brace Shape: Non-Scalloped Fingerboard Width at Nut: 1 11/32'' Top Material: Mahogany Neck Shape: Tenor Ukulele Back Material: Mahogany Neck Taper: Standard Taper Side Material: Mahogany Electronics: Not Available Recommended Strings: Ukulele Tenor M620 Learn More

Taylors special celebration of amplified acoustic tone continues this quarter with the Builder's Reserve V Series, unveiling the latest in boutique-level Taylor craftsmanship with an ultra-limited guitar/amp pairing. Learn More

Collings D1A Mahogany Adirondack Dreadnought with Deluxe Hardhsell Case. While Collings is certainly not the only company to build the square shoulder Dreadnought, they bring a new tonal clarity to the depth and warmth usually associated with such a large guitar. Although its bass response makes the dreadnought ideal for vocal accompaniment, it is alo a favorite of bluegrass flatpickers who must compete with other, louder instruments such as banjos and fiddles. Learn More

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Gibson L10 Vintage 1933 with case in excellent condition Learn More

Made from 2002 to 2004, the Martin CEO-5 was a special edition D-12 style dreadnought with bearclaw Sitka spruce top. Both bridge and fingerboard were striped ebony. Martin CEO C.F. Martin IV asked the Acoustic Guitar Magazine Discussion Group for their design ideas and the resulting guitar was named as the CEO's choice. The interior paper label was signed by C.F. Martin IV. The peghead was slotted and faced with East Indian rosewood with a small raised gold foil logo. Learn More

Juan Hernandez Profesor - Juan Hernandez Iranzo was born in Spain in the late 1940's, he began building guitars in the Francisco Esteve workshop at age 15, whhere he became an "oficial guitarmaker" and later the production manager of the Esteve workshop. Today he is offering a limited number of fine guitars under his own label featuring the highest quality materials, and workmanship. Learn More