From the decade that featured the greats like Chuck Berry and Hank Williams, comes our livewire Martin 00-18: straight out of 1954. This little beauty has been well cared for over the years, and is in great playing shape today with lots of life left to the saddle and almost no fret wear to speak of. Being an 18-style with Mahogany back and sides and Sitka top, this 00 has an extra heaping dose of crackle and pop in the bass, so much so that you’d think you were playing a larger guitar. It’s always a pleasure to find a vintage Martin that’s been set up nicely; this 00-18 plays like a breeze with a nut just a squeeze wider than 1 11/16” and a soft V neck profile.
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This is one of those featherweight Martins that we all love. As you play you begin to fear that it might float away it’s so light and responsive. The Mahogany body gives great clarity and lots of punch and the throaty growl that I personally love for blues! This is a good one. 
Snag this before I take it home for myself! Lightweight and responsive, with a voice that very much punches above its 00 weight class, this 54 Martin is incredibly fun to play. Set up like a dream, and oh so wide awake. | Scale Length | 24.875 in |
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| Nut Width | 1.72 in |
| String Spacing | 2.156 in |
| Woods | Spruce - Sitka, Mahogany |
From the decade that featured the greats like Chuck Berry and Hank Williams, comes our livewire Martin 00-18: straight out of 1954. This little beauty has been well cared for over the years, and is in great playing shape today with lots of life left to the saddle and almost no fret wear to speak of
This is one of those featherweight Martins that we all love. As you play you begin to fear that it might float away it’s so light and responsive
Snag this before I take it home for myself. Lightweight and responsive, with a voice that very much punches above its 00 weight class, this 54 Martin is incredibly fun to play 