Why, Georgia, why is this guitar so good? Oh, it’s a John Mayer Stagecoach Signature—that’s why. With 42-style abalone appointments, extra-wide spacing at both the nut and saddle (1 7/8″ and 2 5/16″), Cocobolo back and sides, and Sitka Spruce on top, this guitar is destined to be a classic collectible one day. It’s fun, easy to play, and just looks so dang good. Playing it feels like Slow Dancing in a Burning Room. Alright, we’ll stop with the John Mayer references.
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When someone like John Mayer puts their stamp of approval on an instrument, you know it’s something special—and this limited-edition signature model from Martin is truly that. With luxurious appointments and an equally decadent sound, it’s a guitar that delivers on every level. Ideal for both the collector and the superfan. 
Slender in hand but with a full neck profile that feels right at home for me. Strong trebles stand out in the mix, lots of sparkle (to match the dazzle of the Abalone 42-style trim and rosette). 1 in stock
| Scale Length | 24.9 in |
|---|---|
| Nut Width | 1.875 in |
| String Spacing | 2.313 in |
| Woods | Spruce - Sitka, Rosewood - Cocobolo |
Why, Georgia, why is this guitar so good. Oh, it’s a John Mayer Stagecoach Signature—that’s why
When someone like John Mayer puts their stamp of approval on an instrument, you know it’s something special—and this limited-edition signature model from Martin is truly that. With luxurious appointments and an equally decadent sound, it’s a guitar that delivers on every level
Slender in hand but with a full neck profile that feels right at home for me. Strong trebles stand out in the mix, lots of sparkle (to match the dazzle of the Abalone 42-style trim and rosette). Select at least 2 products
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