This guitar has diamonds on the soles of its shoes, or at least its fingerboard. From 1997, we have a Martin OM-42 PS (Paul Simon), number 207 out of 500. East Indian Rosewood and Sitka Spruce, classic Martin appointments, and Paul Simon’s signature on the label and inlaid on the fingerboard extension. It could be the gravitas of Paul Simon’s association, but this OM-42 feels pretty dang special. An Indian Rosewood guitar that gives you a lot more than you’d expect: excellent response, clear, powerful, and quite frankly inspirational to play. Whether you’re a Paul Simon fan or simply a Martin OM fan, this guitar has a lot to offer.
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Paul Simon's music is incredibly special, and it's only fitting that his signature Martin is just as remarkable. Being from the late '90s, this guitar has had time to open up and become even more exceptional. It boasts a big voice for an OM and has fantastic string energy. This is definitely a great guitar for a storyteller. 
Almost three decades old--and it shows in the maturity and depth of the voice. Sweet and articulate, excellent balance across the strings, plus a slim 1 11/16" nut width for a compact neck feel. | Scale Length | 25.4 in |
|---|---|
| Nut Width | 1.688 in |
| String Spacing | 2.25 in |
| Woods | Spruce - Sitka, Rosewood - East Indian |
This guitar has diamonds on the soles of its shoes, or at least its fingerboard. From 1997, we have a Martin OM-42 PS (Paul Simon), number 207 out of 500
Paul Simon's music is incredibly special, and it's only fitting that his signature Martin is just as remarkable. Being from the late '90s, this guitar has had time to open up and become even more exceptional
Almost three decades old--and it shows in the maturity and depth of the voice. Sweet and articulate, excellent balance across the strings, plus a slim 1 11/16" nut width for a compact neck feel. Select at least 2 products
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