This is Dollar for Dollar the Best Martin Guitar

Checking out the amazing Martin 00-X2E. So the natural finish one is $649:
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[@ExtremePlantGrowing]

I bought a 1953 00-18 and a 1933 00-17 and now I have no money but am very happy

[@dudemandudebro938]

🤣This is like going to a dog food video to tell everyone you only feed your minituare poodles filet mignon

[@iancurry]

I have a Mexican made Martin Backpacker guitar which I travelled around the UK and Ireland with recently. Easy on and off planes, trains and automobiles and for its size, I really love its tone.

[@marktrip8817]

I ordered that Martin model from Sweetwater for chilling on the sofa-I love it. I most usually purchase guitars made in the States. Seriously reconsidering that premise. Thanks for the review. Peace from Sarasota.

[@larrycavallucci3258]

I am the original owner of a 1956 Martin D-18. Still can't beat a Martin, and is the only Martin I have. I do own a Taylor 810ce that has amazing sound quality, that I bought used from a working musician who needed the money so I got a good deal on it, even though it is a bit road-worn, but nothing that changed its great sound. Also love my Takamine Jumbo. I just might have to look at the one you talk about here. I play on a church worship team, so when I play AG, I also do a lot of finger picking and I get a lot of projection and presence with either the Takamine or Taylor. I don't normally take my Martin out of the house! haha GOOD demo video!

[@Jesus4Life78]

Holly BLESS IT. ❤I'M stoked for you Sean

[@siciliostudios]

Both great songs! Sean I think the percussive driving rhythm works well…cool lyrics and vocal too. ❤

[@seandaniel23]

Thanks so much!

[@bigjohnson7415]

I have a 68 D-35, which sounds good, but string tension is high. 20 years ago, I found a Daion 78 Heritage, basically a Japanese D-18, but comes with a brass nut, an brass pegs, and sounds like nothing else! Easiest playing acoustic I've ever played, plus just sounds Amazing! If you ever see one, get it! You won't be disappointed. About 10 years ago I saw another on Ebay, and got it for $500, it needed a little work, but I've had 2 and when I pull these out to play with friends, they blow their minds.

[@sazji]

Thanks for the review, and for bringing Gracie on, what a great voice and expression in her singing

[@OshoShakti]

I watch this video just for her❤

[@MelodyMaker]

So impressed by how you bring up and comers onto your platform for their exposure and benefit Sean Daniel. At a young age you've apparently learned one of the large lessons of life.

[@geraldmadero5131]

I have a Martin DX1R, bought in 2006 that I have never frowned upon. 😊 It has great sound with wonderful bass and a bright high end. Physically it’s in great shape, that HPL can handle accidental bumps that probably make you curse and/or cry if you owned a solid wood guitar. The neck is still very straight. I have used medium to mostly light strings and change them regularly. Last October I purchased a Martin HD28. I also have yet to frown on it. So the three of us worked out a deal, the X1 gets used for trying new techniques I’m working on and songs I’m just learning. The 28 does the music I play regularly but because of its humidity/temperature sensitivity doesn’t get out of its M1 Tank case as often but plays longer sets. The point of all this is despite the new 28 I wasn’t going to put the X1 in the closet. It has great sound, it is what I learned on and it darned sure wasn’t going to get cast away.

[@samraffertymusic]

Always a great video when Gracie makes an appearance! She's so good! How is she not famous yet??

[@jerlewis4291]

Martin Road series guitars give you a lot of bang for your buck, I've got the GPC-13, When I played it you could hear that Martin sound, it's powerful yet still has all the highs. It stays in tune and yes the sound hole tuner is great. I got a chance to play a D-28 and a D-28 and the Rosewood body was just awesome. Just holding that guitar and seeing the level of craftsmanship that goes into it is amazing.

[@salsabilahmedshrestho960]

Hey how would you compare the GPC-13 vs D-28? I always wanted to get a cutaway model.

[@wilkbor]

I purchased a second-hand Martin X series a couple of years ago and love it. I showed it to a friend who is an amazing guitarist and talked about upgrading it at some point in the future. He asked "Why? you could build an entire career on this one instrument." He then picked it up and produced some amazing music out of it with virtually no effort. He gave it back to me and suggested I learn on this and not think about upgrading. I took it to heart and continue to practice on it. At some point, I would love to have half the skill he has. Anyway, I love my X-series. Thanks for the video.

[@hyattBaker]

I was enjoying the review but then Gracie took it to a whole different level.

[@seandaniel23]

Gracie legit is amazing.

[@Barnowl-vr5bv]

Nice Job Gracie

[@Pagan11-zg2sc]

So did you, Sean! Really enjoyed that!

[@josephcasey322]

The best part of this video was the end so I could see it again. Mahalo

[@edwinwise6751]

I have a Mexican Taylor that is the only guitar I gig with . It has an incredible deep rock and roll tone that I haven’t heard since I bought it … irreplaceable.

[@tomf9292]

What model?

[@ralfybaby]

Always nice to see someone choked about a purchase and I wish Daniel many happy years of ownership. I think though that for the $ Alvarez masterworks, various yamaha offerings including the transacoustics or even a FS3, and Seagull, guild and Eastman will probably give that Martin a run for its money. But then again as I only live about 30 miles from Martin in PA I will probably have to scratch that Martin itch myself at some point...

[@jmtn67]

Here is a true happy cheap Martin story for ya I have Only ever had a little Martin I bought it just for camping , I bought it at a festival With a friend It was super cheap Personally I love Gibson acoustics the equivalent in sizes, I think have a wider tonal range and less mid so better suited for my voice and strumming but that’s just my opinion and is not relevant that little Martin was a beast of a guitar Anyhow ,ten years later I gave that little Martin to my friends kid , by then ,it was well beat up from many adventures and held together with duct tape ! But it still played great and Was the perfect size for him Now that kid has graduated London school of jazz guitar and just joined a well known band !! No doubt soon going on world tours So … Never underestimate the power of a cheap or small guitar I surprisingly got the little Martin back In a better state than I gave it away Thanks kids Dad/ Friend for repairing the damage under the Duct tape and fret job and set up That guitar did its job many times over and is still going strong Great job Martin 👍 👏👏👏👏👏👏

[@kameracamera8120]

That Martin has had a very good life. Cheers!

[@thefreese1]

Unfortunately Martin's travel sized guitars aren't noted for their sound because of the laminate top . But the baby Taylor isn't good at all . I went to buy one , to keep handy . Had both side by side ... walked out with a Luna ... it had a solid spruce top . And electronics.. and unlike the baby Taylor that's impossible to chord an A or a B7 (and sounds like a trash can lid) the Luna sounds like a bigger guitar. Like an OM .. And it was only $189 out the door .. Down side was it had ugly peacocks laser etched in it .. I actually played a venue with it . Fishman electronics in it sound pretty decent.. Funny that it out did the both Martin and Taylor on sound and playability.

[@Hogprint25]

Great story man! Much luck to “the Kid” and many more festivals that you and the Martin Jr make!

[@jmtn67]

@@thefreese1 the Martin I’m referencing in this story is an LX1 it has a solid spruce top fingerboard and bridge is a dark like ebony wood but I’m not sure what it is exactly, a mahogany multiply neck is really solid so it can take Heavy strings easy and if looks like a some kinda high pressured laminate / veneer on the headstock and back snd sides I think it retailed for about 230 GBP It came with a soft case that’s still good j remember a month after using my card seeing a bill for about 320 and thought what’s that for ! That was the extra packs of strings I blagged outa the sales guy and dozen plectrums,and guitar strap , it’s never had electrics in it I think Ed Sheehan made a few quid outa playing one with electrics in it I Bought from a hobgoblin music stand in Frome folk festival Wiltshire U.K. sometime in the late 90s It’s done plenty of all-nighters and weeks of camping Open Mike nights Been a busking with it and slept in the case once at friends house with the guitar cradled safe in between my knees ! Then in ‘the Kids’ hands if passed an A level music course Playing old Americana It may of had a different journey had it had electrics so I’m glad I kept it raw. It Still plays great Lives on my sofa Best drunken debit card purchase I ever made 😂

[@markjohnson6485]

Love martins I have owned over 35 Martins from road series thru Customs loved them all currently have a 28 and SC 18 E

[@seandaniel23]

Huge fan!

[@TheHesseJames]

I have a Dx-1 which is very frowned upon but that’s all I could afford when I bought it 15 years ago. It’s a great guitar and has the full Martin sound and everything.

[@seandaniel23]

Yes! A dx1 was the one I was talking about first playin in the video. I loved that guitar.

[@joemonroe1106]

I have a Martin DXM from 2008 and it sounds great. Plays great. And its tough as a tank.

[@michaelparks3106]

I also have a D35 that I bought new in '77 and also am reluctant to take it places where it might get lost or stolen. For those times I bought a DJr-10E (Dreadnaught Junior with electronics) which to me is the best dollar for dollar Martin. Unlike the X-series which has laminate back and sides, the DJr series is solid wood throughout. People will argue endlessly about the how the different back and side material affects the sound, but to me using a laminate adds a "plasticky" tone to the guitar that the Junior series doesn't have. Like the X series it's made in Mexico, but the Junior has some nice extra features like 1/4" bracing (like the D-35) instead of 5/16", compensated saddle, plus nicer binding and inlays. For about the same price, I think it's an even better value than the X-series.

[@lynelleandrob72010]

I bought a D-X1E Koa a couple years ago for $499 at a local shop, and it's been a great guitar!

[@seandaniel23]

Can't beat that price!

[@dasninjastix]

I have the 000jr which I adore. I would have bought this X series for a full size but got a great deal on an Alvarez artist elite (cedar top). As much as I love my Martin I love their strings even more. As a beginner the Flexible Core strings have been a game changer, so easy to play and they sound phenomenal. I definitely want an X series at some point, to me their utility just makes a ton of sense. And the price is fair imo.

[@joshr961]

Honestly. I had one of these as well as a koa dx1e which was all hpl. Initially I did like it. As time went on and I played other guitars in the 700$ range. I got an all solid wood Alvarez mda66shb. As well as a mfa66shb dread and om size for the same price! Sold the Martin right after. You bought the name on the headstock. And as a player there’s no name that can make them things sound like there price tag. They aren’t bad. But there are much better options in those price ranges.

[@mikewilbur5219]

bought GPC-11E came with a bad fret out of the box Sweetwater replaced it immediately had new one in two days now I love it also need to keep an eye on the humidity in you house

[@thatbusinesstrainer1414]

Hey, I've got a GPCPA4... it was definitely made in USA (I think you said it was made in Mexico, unless I misheard that) The replacement for the GP line, the Road Series, when it got discontinued was made in Mexico (a quick look in the soundhole should confirm the USA made status of your GPCPA4). Love all 3 of my Martins, from the Backpacker to the lLX1E Little Martin (both made in Mexico) to the GP; one cannot go wrong with Martin for sure!

[@tedgronberg2847]

fantastic performance WOW love the mix too

[@iranewton8416]

I bought an x series, about $600+, when I got the guitar from the dealer they had taken it out of the box and presented to me, I ask for gig Bag and they wanted to charge me another $128 and said I thought it came with a gig bag, and they said no. So I left, pissed off and put off , never went back. Called Martin and their representative was flippant and never gave up a gig bag. But , it was and still is my favorite guitar with great sound and tone and fit to my hands so nicely. But still “ Martin” never made good on the gig bag and So this is how things go down Martin cares about the dealer and less about the consumer, Trust me I had already purchased several Martins and was a loyal customer, this digs at a consumer and I’ll never forget what went down.

[@thefreese1]

Kind of like their neck resets they promised ? Of course now a lot of them have mortise/tenon like this cheap laminated one has . Not knocking the lamamates I have a DM that sounds decent. But they still aren't a solid wood .... and there IS a noticeable difference.. in fact it's a large one .

[@BillNelson-OU812]

@@thefreese1noticeable difference in price too.

[@everydaymesopotamian9816]

I bought a left handed Martin 00CX1AE in 2004 and it didn’t come with a gig bag. No biggie, I love that guitar! Back then, the HPL back and sides were all black and the guitar was made in Nazareth, PA.

[@thefreese1]

@@BillNelson-OU812 yes . Quite Noticable. Lol

[@thefreese1]

@@BillNelson-OU812 However, Eastman has some all solid sides and backs that go on sale from time to time that are only a few bucks more when on sale ... But then again it doesn't have that Martin name .. however they're getting a good reputation nowadays.. so they'll go up in price... just not as much as a Martin

[@charlessnyder7624]

I have a 2002 Martin C15E Mahogany. and Love it

[@mizzo9]

That factory tour of the Martin factory in Nazareth,PA is amazing.

[@t3601f]

Great song and feeling!

[@BaktaBak3]

I'm a big fan of Martin 00 size guitars. Their Mexico made are a great value (IMO). 🎸🎸🎸 Don't ya just love the battery access at the tail piece ! All acoustic/electric guitars should have that. 🎸🎸🎸🎸 Nice review.

[@seandaniel23]

Thank you so much! OO for life!

[@70mcnevin]

I'm convinced. Great tune by your friend too.

[@BarristerBarnes]

I have the Martin Road Series; I love mine!!

[@joe19912]

Same, got a d-10. Now it did need a good setup, but it's easily the best sub $1k guitar out there.

[@TheMaxdalby]

Gracie, what can I say, just beautiful, Tracy Chapman Mark II

[@samraffertymusic]

She really does have a Tracy Chapman vibe!

[@tammywalla7259]

My dream guitar is a 00-18!

[@paullevine6239]

Gracie did a great job!

[@kerrfoot]

That's a nice guitar and the Price is amazing. I like the more natural sound with the Mike. But, the direct output sound, while different, has its own charm. I have the 000 Eric Clapton Model, but my pride and Joy is a 1999 00 18 Steve Howe signature. After all these years it's just wide open, Engleman Spruce top, Mahogany back and sides. You can pluck an open string and it just chimes on and on. Enjoy your videos and dry humor!

[@seandaniel23]

Thanks so much for watching! Yeah I agree, the direct out was better than I was anticipating.

[@foulfish]

Awesome guitar

[@seanp777]

I’ve had my X-series for a while now. Demo’ed it against a Taylor, Epiphone Masterclass and picked the Martin. It sounds great unplugged and plugged in. I love it. Only reason if buy another acoustic is to get a Mahogany body one. If you’re looking for an acoustic, I’d check them out. 😊

[@kazzz2765]

Ohhh you should try the 000-16 Streatmaster

[@752brickie]

I am a big fan of the smaller guitars because of a bad fall in 2014. The dreads are amazing but it iust so painful to reach around them anymore ! They were all I ever played for many years !!!

[@garypowermusic]

You mentioned that the back was "Cocobolo Wood". I think it's important to mention, the x series have man made back and sides They are not made of cocobolo wood. Thanks for the otherwise good review.

[@micpep]

You are definitely selling for Martin but I gotta say, I tried a 000x1ae in a store lately and it had a great tone, good projection, sustain, just like an old Yamaha FG concert size! A friend of mine got it and i'm his sound engineer on sunday morning. I've got to deal with good and bad acoustic preamp... This one is good!

[@randydean23]

Your friend reminds me of a mashup of Tracy Chapman and the late Ritchie Havens

[@Oklatucky_Guitarman]

Great demo ya’ll. I am trying to get my hands on a single 0 of this guitar. It will be my first Martin as I am a Taylor Guitars junkie.

[@gtr1952]

Very nice Sean! Sounds great, and I like your song too!! Hope things are well! Cheers, 8) --gary

[@gtr1952]

Interesting, I wanted to get the lyrics to the song, just to play with. I clicked "more" and again on "show transcript", it puts the transcript in the upper right. I could see the lyric's but they are 'time stamped'. I'll have to play with it, maybe cut and paste into Excel.? So I can get rid of the time stamping thing? Any ideas out there?? Thanks!! Gary

[@jesselucero8503]

I bought a Martin Sc10e and it’s probably the best guitar I’ve owned so far. So easy to play and build quality is outstanding. The action on it is so low. I don’t know how they did it without buzzing and playability issues.

[@leelossi1257]

Gracie sounds Awesome !

[@michaelmadsen1222]

I feel like, for only a couple hundred more dollars you can get into the solid wood Road Series. A decent upgrade in sound.

[@kevinpoland6139]

Curious on what you think of the dmx. I recently bought a 2002 that spent most of its life in a case, same strings that came with it. What strings work best. Thanks

[@fcsolis]

Yah. I'm drooling. I have a Yamaha Storia orchestra already, though. Still.

[@handybunny]

Totally agree… I have one, and it’s so great for the $.

[@seandaniel23]

I’m a huge fan!

[@pissedatyoko]

I have the Martin CEO7. Imagine my surprise when it shows up on the movie "Yesterday". I like the size. But its definitely a finger picking guitar. That matched book back is pretty special and rare.

[@pissedatyoko]

ahh its a HPL "photo flame" back.

[@larrywillard844]

I loved the CEO-7 specs but that size is what I "travel" with (sit in the woods, camping etc), so I was not gonna spend over $2500. I got what I call a "poor man's CEO-7" instead, a used 00L-17BS which fought me at first for over a month, as I was used to medium strings on my small jumbo rosewood, and I use a pick all of the time so had to get a little lighter touch. It cost twice as much as the guitar in the video (all solid wood, no gloss), but half the CEO7. There is a similar 00 size Alvarez that is way under $1000 but I never held or played one.

[@aaronaragon7838]

Wow. Can't beat it for the price. I gotta get one.

[@brendantindall805]

Sounds sick played with fingers

[@SquirrelDarling1]

I got a little Martin and love it.

[@seandaniel23]

Great guitars.

[@markguertin210]

When I got some bonus money ,I decided to finally get a Martin, but before I spent the coin , I did a test drive on All the high end guitars. Martin,Gibson ,and Taylor. Once I tried the Taylor, my decision was made. Perfect blend of bass and treble. Easy action. I never looked back! If you are a serious guitar player and keep dropping money on guitar packages etc , do yourself a favor ,spend the dollars and get a well made guitar that makes your heart sing!🙏

[@jimmyv6703]

I have a Martin MMV Custom and love the guitar, esp the neck profile. Does that one have the low oval profile? I've never played another Martin, so not sure if that's kind of their stock profile.

[@michaelparks3106]

The DJr-10 neck has the high-performance taper and it's very similar to the 00-X2E so I'd guess that it has the same neck profile.

[@danduff4283]

Love Martin guitars. I have an OMC 15ME. Love it. But, if you haven’t tried a Zager guitar, you need to. Best guitar I’ve ever played.

[@terrelldunn3973]

I have that same one. Love it! I had a X series and I hated hated the sound of it.

[@jimgodofbiscuits]

How would you compare it to a Taylor 114 or 110 dread. What is your take on the taylor v bracing on 300 series up?

[@BobVermaes]

Too tinny? No, just a brighter voice. Martin was making guitars before I was born.

[@jamiemacdonald4994]

I just got my first ever Martin road searis

[@socialmeaslesinpartnership1252]

I liked Gracie's song very much. The guitar....don't care, sounds sort of "brittle". I wouldn't buy that but....it's not a "high end" instrument by any means and the Martin rep has all been about high end "The Real Thing". At pro prices. The big-time fancy Dan models are - quite something. As our friend points out, you wouldn't take one of those to a bar gig. I thought Martin already had their entry-level with another sub-brand (Sigma?). If they want to muddy the waters that's no skin off my nose but to describe this as "The best Martin you can buy" is straight out silly. It's not terrible but I don't think it's the best at it's modest price either. It's well specced with its instant playability, bag, tuner and pick up and it's what we respectfully call a "junker". Nice songs though, both of them. Gracie is a fine bit of "Open mic", I suspect she has more in her locker and if she played locally I'd go to see her. I think the chap has too, he'd certainly be very welcome at any open-mic coffee house so...bollocks to the guitar twaddle and hype, more power to both of them. Shows what you can do with what's lying around the place - an entry-level "Martineroo", some great playing and singing that we don't hear enough of these days.

[@seandaniel23]

Thanks so much!

[@shaunpatrick72]

Great as usual but Gracie was extraordinary!! Wowsers she's amazing!!!✌️😎

[@seandaniel23]

Right! SUPER talented!

[@markcafebrown2883]

I have the Martin GPC C2E I fn love it

[@markplatt8396]

To tinny-and the cords lack that full sound I think you can do a lot better even at that price-of course that’s just my opinion

[@joemonroe1106]

I agree. Doesnt sound at all like a Martin.

[@radioactivification]

@@joemonroe1106agree not sure why martin dilutes and puts their name on these jalopis

[@brendantindall805]

Two talented people

[@mosin9105]

Gracie has talent!❤

[@rodneykitchen3869]

Quite nice tone Sean but do want our guitars Martin or not to have backs made from recycled carrier bags ?

[@ULOVEKYLE]

sounds like every other plywood guitar

[@Cooltorpedo]

Thanks for introducing Gracie Céspedes. Wonderful voice! While the guitar sounds good, she sounds a lot better :)

[@jessethetodd]

crazy how much prices have increased on these. I bought mine used for $180 2 yrs ago when the new ones were $425. I get a price increase but 50% price increase is just crazy for a guitar with composit (not even laminate) back and sides. Yes I see the laminate cocobolo is "only" 699 but man thats extremely steep. At that price I far far prefer the Yamaha or Ibanez competitors which to my ears sound fantastic and to my fingers play extremely well - but cost $200+ less. I do love my Martin 00X2E but I think $649 is insanely to expensive.

[@JimmyWatfordGuitar]

Gracie! The guitar is nice, but it only looks its best when it's in its right place, behind the vocals.

[@lklk1997]

I have a 2013 GPCPA4. It made in the US. Did that change at some point? Or do you have the gpcpa5?

[@williammouri1096]

I think that guitar has a certain slot it fills for live performance. Beautiful, pure guitar tone it lacks.

[@RigoMurillo]

What microphones are those?

[@rinkydinky-ob9pe]

They are the only guitars that make me drool 🤤, sold nearly all my Gibsons for usa martins , now there’s nothing wrong with gibbos but the first time I played a martin 00015 that was it , hook line and sinker 🥳🤓

[@lupindeweir]

I like the review Gracie has a little Joan Armatrading going on, way cool!

[@VuhJJ]

That's a beautiful guitar; the back is gorgeous. I bought a 000-15M a few years ago from GC online, spoke to a rep, and paid les than a thousand. It's one of the best purchases I've ever made.

[@vyger6336]

Is it worth getting the Plek Pro Setup which is nearly half the price of the Guitar.

[@quemeup]

I have a Martin Dx Johnny Cash model . Fell in love with the look , easy playability and great sound , especially typical country or bluegrass music. I’m a relatively newer guitar player (62 yr old) that bought my first when I retired ( Fender ) then bought a Yamaha Fg800c ( nice sound ) but when I saw the DX I had to have it … no regrets!

[@goodtimes54]

great singer

[@grizzlythief]

Great guitar. I must say though, I've never heard a direct out acoustic that sounded good. Somehow tinny and muddy at the same time. Edit/Add: Gracie's voice is amazing!

[@ryanmcananey6245]

My guy said Arbys. That was insane

[@leefrank5332]

Martin, lifetime guitar ? Sometimes. I have a Martin that is around 20 years old and the binding all came off and when I tried to adjust the neck the truss rod broke. I do however have a 1972 Sigma 12 string that is absolutely the best sounding guitar I have ever heard and still in great condition.

[@xxczerxx]

I like the Sire A4 personally, under a grand I don't think there's a nicer sounding acoustic

[@arthurgonzales1343]

The clipbait titles and phony looks of surprise are a turnoff. Stay with what got you here ... an interesting, honest and sincere channel.

[@BillNelson-OU812]

I love these guitars for gigging. Plug into a Fishman Loudbox mini and nail it! Keep your precious baby safe at home or the studio. Don’t worry, perform!

[@seandaniel23]

Loudboxes are the best.

[@jonathangaliano2617]

So the Martin 000cjr-10e body is bigger than this one right?

[@seandaniel23]

Good question! I’ve never actually played any of the jr stuff but I think the 00 is smaller still

[@johnmichaelginty3210]

Hi Sean. Good job. Darned if I can find neck/nut width anywhere???

[@larrywillard844]

he didn't really get into specs- what is the scale length? the Martin website should tell

[@edpetrikk2027]

Sounds ok but I think I’ll stick with my Orangewood 😊

[@joerobertson795]

Mic sounds great, direct is far less than impressive (being kind). Singer and Song are wonderful!

[@NDFlyFisher]

Looking for a Martin campfire guitar. Maybe this is it.

[@joemonroe1106]

I have three Martin acoustics. 2 of them are X series. The 3rd is a DRS-1. All dreads. They ALL have the undeniable Martin tone. But I gotta say this 000 does NOT sound like a Martin.

[@unklewink]

Applause Applause Applause!!

[@benclaase8181]

Try a Larrivee you won’t be sorry!

[@jeffrey3498]

I’ve always liked the 000-15SM, all mahogany, slot head, as a great value Martin, but it seems they’ve soared in price.

[@tompurcell9287]

I have the 000-15SM. Great guitar! Sold my other sized 15s, the dreadnought and the 14 fret 000. None sounded and played as well as the 000-15SM 12 fret slotted headstock. Worth every penny.

[@bobbybo3458]

Yes, great guitar, great songs and great performances! And the premise that guitars made outside of the states aren't quality instruments is bunk. So many good to great guitars, and, yes some lousy ones too, but they're catching up!

[@jasper_north]

I bought the BG42 by BOUCHER