The Martin D-18 Satin Lefty is just exactly what you think it is – a satin-finished D-18. The guitar is identical in every way to the standard D-18 Lefty but features an attractive low sheen finish; and a price that’s significantly lower than the gloss-finished version. We’re fans.
Factory left-handed. This Martin D-18 Satin Lefty features mahogany and spruce body with scalloped bracing, tortoise binding and pickguard. Ebony fretboard and bridge, vintage style tuners and logo. 1-3/4” nut width, modified low oval neck carve with Performing Artist taper.
With Martin hardshell case, lifetime warranty, and some of the best tone Martin has injected into a mahogany Dreadnought since the 1940s.
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Completely redesigned back in 2012, the new Martin D-18 combines the standard model with the D-18V, changing up the neck feel significantly. From the older Vintage series the new Martin D-18 borrowed scalloped and forward shifted bracing, ebony fingerboard and bridge, vintage appointments, and toned finish. From the standard series came the drop-in saddle and low-profile oval neck carve. Today’s Martin D-18 is quite likely the best-made standard-series D-18 since the mid 1940s.
Sitka spruce top with forward shifted scalloped bracing, South American mahogany back and sides, ebony fingerboard and bridge, tortoiseshell plastic bindings and bevelled-edge pickguard, bone nut and compensated saddle, vintage style tuning machines, old-style headstock logo, vintage-toned nitrocellulose lacquer finish. Modified low-oval neck with 1-3/4′ width at the nut, 25.4′ scale, and satin finish.
With deluxe hardshell case.
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Martin’s redesigned standard left-handed D-28 (2017) offers players an appealing combination of vintage-inspired and modern features. They’ve made everything about the venerable Martin D-28L more exciting. Similar to the other 2018 redesigned models, the new Martin D-28 Lefty sports vintage style headstock logo, open geared tuners, bevelled edge faux-tortoise pickguard, and a toned lacquer finish. The top’s bracing is forward shifted but left unscalloped, which is a departure for Martin. Instead, the lower X arms and tone bars are tapered much like the braces on a mid 1940’s D-28, which results in a louder guitar that retains balance across the strings.
The guitar’s neck is carved into Martin’s popular modified low oval, with a high performance fingerboard taper that allows a wider 1-3/4” nut with a flat-pick-friendly 2-5/32 string spread at the bridge. Bone nut and saddle are standard, and the bridge is an attractive modern belly with angled pins.
Kind of like a vintage recreation of a model that never was, the new Martin D-28 Lefty collects features from pre-war, wartime, and postwar versions of its own history. It’s a great sounding guitar, and offers a marked improvement in tone from its predecessor (if you want to know the truth). This is a factory left-handed D-28 (2018).
With hardshell case
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About this Martin D-28 Satin
Martin’s tried and true D-28 model finished in an attractive satin Nitrocellulose lacquer. The D-28 Satin feels great to play, and seems to offer a slightly more open and ‘played-in’ tone as compared to the standard gloss finished models.
Indian rosewood back and sides, Sitka spruce top with unscalloped X bracing. Ebony fretboard and bridge, 1-3/4” nut width, Performing Artist taper and a modified low oval neck carve. Vintage style tuners, bone nut and saddle, vintage 1950’s appointments and look.
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With deluxe hardshell case
About Folkway Music
Folkway Music is a different kind of guitar store. Owing largely to the fact that its owner, Mark Stutman, has a relentless obsession for quality in every aspect of the store. Consequently, Folkway Music is wholeheartedly committed to offering our clients the absolute best. Our instrument quality and genuine care for our customer’s experience are unrivalled. Have a look at our client testimonials, they say it better than we can, without a doubt!
Still not quite ready to add this item to your cart? No problem. We believe that you should know exactly what the instrument you are interested in is all about… subsequently that involves conversation. We provide hands-on descriptions and demonstrations of our instruments over the phone. Additionally, if you find that you’d like to hear an audio sample or see detailed photos over and above what we display on our site, we’ll be happy to make it happen for you. We take care through the entire process to ensure that you will be satisfied when you receive your purchase. Learn More
Martin’s redesigned standard D-28 offers players an appealing combination of vintage-inspired and modern features. They’ve made everything about the venerable D-28 more exciting. Taking a page from the recent OM-28, D-18, and 000-18 playbook, the new D-28 sports vintage style headstock logo, open geared tuners, bevelled edge faux-tortoise pickguard, and a toned lacquer finish. The top’s bracing is forward shifted but left unscalloped, which is a departure for Martin. Instead, the lower X arms and tone bars are tapered much like the braces on a mid 1940’s D-28, which results in a louder guitar that retains balance across the strings.
The guitar’s neck is carved into Martin’s popular modified low oval, with a high performance fingerboard taper that allows a wider 1-3/4” nut with a flat-pick friendly 2-5/32 string spread at the bridge. Bone nut and saddle are standard, and the bridge is an attractive modern belly with angled pins.
Kind of like a vintage recreation of a model that never was, the new Martin D-28 collects features from pre-war, wartime, and postwar versions of its own history. It’s a great sounding guitar, and offers a marked improvement in tone from its predecessor (if you want to know the truth).
With hardshell case
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The Martin D-35 received a significant overhaul in 2018. Beyond the obvious cosmetic changes, the D-35 now features forward shifted bracing to add even more bass response and warmth to this most-popular model. With its ¼” wide braces, the D-35 is already one of the most lightly braced guitars in the lineup, but shifting the X closer to the soundhole accentuates the lightness, and brings even more low end presence to the instrument. The Martin D-35 is the quintessential strumming guitar, and the perfect choice for backing up voice. Fingerpickers will enjoy its mellow expressiveness. <br/><br/>
Indian rosewood three piece back and sides, Sitka spruce top with forward shifted straight bracing, mahogany neck with bound ebony fingerboard, 25.4” scale, 1-3/4” nut, and modified low oval carve. Antique white bindings with multi-stripe purflings, bevelled tortoise-celluloid pickguard, vintage toned high gloss lacquer finish. Old style CF Martin headstock logo, Grover tuners, and bone nut and saddle. <br/><br/>
With Martin moulded hardshell case
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About this Martin D Jr-10E
Martin’s Dreadnought Junior (D Jr-10E for short) is a 15/16 scale small guitar, shaped like the venerable 14 fret Dreadnought. It’s a little guitar with a big sound, thanks to its all-solid construction, scalloped bracing, and thin, hand-applied oil finish.
Solid Sitka spruce top with scalloped X bracing, solid Sapele back and sides, hardwood neck with Richlite fingerboard and 14th fret neck joint. Richlite belly bridge, Corian nut and saddle, black top binding and two-ring rosette. 24″ scale neck with a full feeling carve, 1-3/4″ width at the nut and 2-3/16″ pin spread at the bridge. Fishman Sonotone pickup factory installed.
All in, the Martin D Jr-10E is worthy travel companion, or all around great playing small guitar for the couch.
With gigbag
About Folkway Music
Folkway Music is a different kind of guitar store. Owing largely to the fact that its owner, Mark Stutman, has a relentless obsession for quality in every aspect of the store. Consequently, Folkway Music is wholeheartedly committed to offering our clients the absolute best. Our instrument quality and genuine care for our customer’s experience are unrivalled. Have a look at our client testimonials, they say it better than we can, without a doubt!
Still not quite ready to add this item to your cart? No problem. We believe that you should know exactly what the instrument you are interested in is all about… subsequently that involves conversation. We provide hands-on descriptions and demonstrations of our instruments over the phone. Additionally, if you find that you’d like to hear an audio sample or see detailed photos over and above what we display on our site, we’ll be happy to make it happen for you. We take care through the entire process to ensure that you will be satisfied when you receive your purchase. Learn More
Martin’s Dreadnought Jr-10E Streetmaster is a 15/16 scale small guitar, shaped like the venerable 14 fret Dreadnought. It’s a little guitar with a big sound, thanks to its all-solid construction, scalloped bracing, and thin, hand-applied oil finish.
Solid sapele body with scalloped X bracing, hardwood neck with Richlite fingerboard and 14th fret neck joint. Richlite belly bridge, Corian nut and saddle, black top binding and pearl-ring rosette. 24″ scale neck with a full feeling carve, 1-3/4″ width at the nut and 2-5/32″ pin spread at the bridge. The guitar features a distressed Streetmaster finish and a factory installed Fishman Sonotone pickup system.
All in, the Dreadnought Jr-10E Streetmaster is a worthy travel companion, or all-around great playing small guitar for the couch.
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About this new Martin DSS-17 Whiskey Sunset
An exciting model from Martin that was introduced in early 2019, the DSS-17 is a lightly built slope shouldered mahogany and spruce Dreadnought that features scalloped braces, a small 30’s style bridge and matching small maple bridge plate, gorgeous sunburst finish, and a super-comfortable low oval neck with performing artist taper for fast and easy playing.
The Martin DSS-17 is a wonderful sounding guitar, with a tone that blends classic early 1940’s Slope-shouldered Dreadnought tone with a modern D-18. It is warm, dark, powerful, and incredibly well balanced, with bold trebles, a full midrange, and well-articulated bass. Great for flat-picking, strumming and fingerstyle, the DSS-17 is a guitar that truly does it all well.
25.4” scale, 1-3/4” nut, and 2-5/32 spacing at the bridge. Whiskey Sunset top finish, vintage cream top binding, unbound back, simple 5-ring rosette, tortoise celluloid pickguard. Bone nut and saddle, Golden Age open-geared Kluson style tuners, vintage style headstock logo. Indian rosewood fingerboard and bridge.
With high quality deluxe hard-sided gigbag.
About Folkway Music
Folkway Music is a different kind of guitar store. Owing largely to the fact that its owner, Mark Stutman, has a relentless obsession for quality in every aspect of the store. Consequently, Folkway Music is wholeheartedly committed to offering our clients the absolute best. Our instrument quality and genuine care for our customer’s experience are unrivalled. Have a look at our client testimonials, they say it better than we can, without a doubt!
Still not quite ready to add this item to your cart? No problem. We believe that you should know exactly what the instrument you are interested in is all about… subsequently that involves conversation. We provide hands-on descriptions and demonstrations of our instruments over the phone. Additionally, if you find that you’d like to hear an audio sample or see detailed photos over and above what we display on our site, we’ll be happy to make it happen for you. We take care through the entire process to ensure that you will be satisfied when you receive your purchase. Learn More
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The Martin GPC-13E SB is a gorgeously appointed cut-away electric flattop that’s built in Martin’s Navojoa factory. Built with figured Ziricote back and sides, a solid spruce top with scalloped bracing, and featuring Martin’s E-1pickup with on-board tuner, the GPC-13E offers players a whole lot of guitar at a surprisingly affordable price.
16” wide Grand Performance body, 25.4” scale neck with 1-3/4” nut width and High Performance taper.
With padded soft-shell case
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About this Martin Grand J-16e 12 String
Martin’s Grand J-16e 12 String is a shallow-bodied Jumbo 12 model with a scalloped-braced Sitka top and solid rosewood back and sides. It’s a big and strong sounding guitar, with extra power thanks to the larger top area, but offers better feedback resistance and bass end control thanks to its OM body depth.
Gloss-finished top, Satin back, sides, and neck. White bindings and herringbone rosette, tortoise pickguard, ebony fingerboard and bridge. 1-13/16” nut width, high performance taper neck, 25.4” scale. Stage-ready with a Fishman Matrix VT Enhance NT2 on-board pickup system.
With padded case
About Folkway Music
Folkway Music is a different kind of guitar store. Owing largely to the fact that its owner, Mark Stutman, has a relentless obsession for quality in every aspect of the store. Consequently, Folkway Music is wholeheartedly committed to offering our clients the absolute best. Our instrument quality and genuine care for our customer’s experience are unrivalled. Have a look at our client testimonials, they say it better than we can, without a doubt!
Still not quite ready to add this item to your cart? No problem. We believe that you should know exactly what the instrument you are interested in is all about… subsequently that involves conversation. We provide hands-on descriptions and demonstrations of our instruments over the phone. Additionally, if you find that you’d like to hear an audio sample or see detailed photos over and above what we display on our site, we’ll be happy to make it happen for you. We take care through the entire process to ensure that you will be satisfied when you receive your purchase. Learn More
Taking a step back in time, Martin nods its head to its heritage with the 1935 Sunburst HD-28. It’s a great looking take on the modern classic, with a dark shaded top and herringbone touches that are perfectly highlighted by the guitar’s finish.
Scalloped-bracing that’s forward shifted adds to the power and bass of this rosewood and Sitka Martin Dreadnought. Ebony fingerboard and bridge, vintage-style appointments, tortoise-celluloid bevel-edge pickguard and open-geared tuners. 1-3/4” nut width, modified low oval neck carve with performance taper, 25.4” scale.
The Martin HD-28 1935 Sunburst comes with a moulded plastic Martin case.
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The HD-28 adds scalloped bracing and herringbone top trim to the ever-popular D-28. Martin redesigned their D-28 in mid 2017, and the HD-28 followed on this trend as part of their Standard Series redesign in 2018.
With its forward-shifted scalloped braces, Sitka spruce top and Indian rosewood back and sides, the HD-28 is Martin’s signature Dreadnought. Emulating the D-28s that started it all back in the 1930s, today’s Herringbone D-28 has a powerful bottom end, lots of volume and headroom, richness and warmth, and a strong fundamental presence that’s perfect for flatpicking. It is the archetypical dreadnought, and the most often copied acoustic guitar made.
Like all of Martin’s Standard Series models, the HD-28 has a vintage aesthetic, with herringbone purflings, aged white bindings, vintage style open-geared tuners and an old-style headstock logo. Gloss lacquer finish with a slightly ambered top; bevelled tortoise pickguard, slotted diamond fingerboard inlays, and a zigzag back strip add to the vintage look and red-eye bridge pins finish things off with a little bit of extra style.
Sitka spruce top with forward-shifted scalloped bracing, Indian rosewood back and sides; mahogany neck, ebony fingerboard and bridge. Performing artist low-oval taper with 25.4” scale and a 1-3/4″ nut width.
