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Martin

Martin guitars, renowned since 1833, epitomize acoustic excellence. Crafted with unparalleled precision, Martin guitars resonate with rich tones and exceptional craftsmanship. Trusted by legendary musicians, their meticulous construction ensures superb sound projection and enduring quality.

From classic dreadnoughts to versatile cutaways, Martin offers a diverse range of models for every player. Elevate your music with a Martin guitar – an embodiment of heritage and innovation that continues to define acoustic perfection.

Choose a Martin guitar, for timeless tone and unmatched artistry.

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FAQs

  • What makes Martin guitars so special?

    Martin guitars are special due to the unique attention to detail given to each and every instrument that they craft. This results in a guitar that plays at a consistently high-quality and offers a premium sound.

  • Which Martin guitar offers the best value for money?

    Choosing a Martin guitar based on which model offers the best value for money will depend on your budget and the features you need. Come down to your local PMT store to try some out and speak to our Experts about the different models we have available!

  • Where are Martin guitars made?

    Martin guitars are made in Nazareth, Pennsylvania with the exception of the X Series, Backpacker Series, Road Series, Dreadnought Junior, PA5 models, and select ukuleles which are made in the Martin plant in Mexico.

  • Do Martin Guitars increase in value?

    Whilst it is impossible to predict how much Martin guitars will sell for in the future, the brand has certain models which have historically appreciated in value when they are cared for and kept in good condition.

  • How to tell if a Martin Guitar is real?

    Martin guitars can be identified by their serial number and other etchings (such as the model designation) upon the construction. If you can't identify an instrument, bring it in to your local PMT store where our Experts will be happy to help.