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2020 Yamaha GC42S
A truly superb, hand-built classical guitar from the master luthiers at Yamaha. A top professional-grade instrument, with gorgeous straight-grained, solid Madagascar rosewood back and sides and a super-finely-grained solid spruce top, it has broad clarity of tone and volume usually found only in guitars of at least twice its price. Barely two years old and in immaculate condition, we have gone over it thoroughly here in our own workshop and with its 650mm scale and 52mm nut width, the enjoyment of playing it is sublime. Comes with its original hardshell bag. A gorgeous, very scarce instrument at a very attractive ...
w/bag$2995.00
1947 Martin 5-18
Size-5 Martin guitars were the smallest they made and were called Terz guitars, “terz" meaning “third” in German, for smaller instruments that were tuned a musical third higher than standard. The heyday of the 5-18 was from the 1930s to the 1980s, when it was last made as a standard model. What many people did with them though was to tune them standard and have a totally great time with them. Either way, the main appeal was to have a much smaller steel-srtring instrument of the highest quality; Martin, of course. Most notably, in the 1950s and 1960s they were very visibly played by Marty Robbins and Bobbie Gentry, both ...
None$5995.00
1950s Grover G-98 Sta-Tite Nickel-Plated Tuner Set
From the depths of our seemingly inexhaustible vintage parts collection, a perfect set of 1950s American-made, nickel-plated Grover G-98 “Sta-Tite” tuners, as used on literally hundreds of Martin guitars (and others) of that era. These from the late-1950s vs 1960s, identifiable by much smoother buttons. All nice and clean. Bushing set and twelve mounting screws included. $149
None$149.00
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JG Schroeder, New York Guitar Maker Extraordinaire.
My first encounter with the work of JG Schroeder, New York City guitar and violin maker ca. 1900, was in the 1970s with a most unusual guitar with his hand signed label in it. The body looked like an oddly-proportioned later 14-fret Martin 00-size, but with a very short 12-fret ...
The 1903 Martin 00-30
We were recently sent, by a customer from another state, one of the loveliest Martin guitars we’ve seen in quite some time. It is a 00-30, made in 1903, a brief time period of ten years or so when Martin guitars were built to the very lightest specs they ever had been, ...
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