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“A Martin you can be proud of”: Martin X Series Remastered D-X2E Brazilian Natural review
The HPL’s had a glow up, but how do Martin’s latest affordable dreadnoughts sound?
Johnny Marr says satin finishes have no business being on a guitar neck
Gloss is boss in Marr's book as he reveals his six-string pet peeve
Opeth’s Mikael Åkerfeldt played Kurt Cobain’s “haunted” Martin and says it was nothing special
Åkerfeldt got a chance to play the late Nirvana frontman’s 1953 D-18, aka Grandpa, in a recent visit to the Martin Museum
NAMM 2025: Bluegrass phenom Billy Strings teams up with Martin for a pair of signature acoustics
One is classically high-end Martin, the other retails at $899 – both are built for pickin' quick
Martin is giving up the Brazilian rosewood for Joe Bonamassa – blues star teases holy grail acoustic
Martin and JoBo unveiled on a meticulous replica of his 1941 000-45 in November but might this be upstaged by a version with the "ultimate tonewood"?
Martin brings a unicorn back to life with $19,999 replica of Joe Bonamassa’s 1941 000-45 acoustic
Pre-War mojo off the charts, but you’d better act fast – the blues superstar’s signature acoustic is limited to just 45 instruments
Martin unveils 7-string Johnny Marr signature acoustic with an an octave G string for added jangle
The M7 Johnny Marr is one seriously cool Grand Auditorium with an East Indian rosewood back and sides, solid spruce on top, and there is a six-string version available too
“Ideal for players who love the dreadnought tone in a more comfortable size”: Martin debuts all-new body size and salutes Hawaiian influence on steel-string acoustics with the koa-backed O’ahu HG-28
Martin says mahalo to the pioneers of steel-string guitar design with new player-friendly acoustic featuring a slope-shouldered dread-style body with a 000 depth
