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Martin Guitar Standard Series Acoustic Guitars, Hand-Built Martin Guitars with Authentic Wood D-18 Natural

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Size: Right


Color: Natural


Features

  • PROFESSIONAL SOUND: Martin's Standard Series guitars combine authentic wood, like sitka spruce, mahogany, ebony, rosewood, and more, with innovative bracing, a variety of body styles, and handmade detailing to deliver rich resonance, classic tones, and a professional sound. Add our premium guitars to your touring lineup, studio gear, or instrument collection.
  • PREMIUM HANDMADE GUITARS: Handmade from the highest-quality materials, Martin's Standard Series guitars are built to stand up to late-night jams, long studio sessions, and plenty of picking. These solid-wood acoustic guitars deliver classic designs, professional sounds, and enjoyable playing.
  • STYLE OPTIONS: With many body sizes and designs, the Martin Guitar Standard Series truly offers a guitar for any type of player. Choose from acoustic, acoustic-electric, and many different body typesdreadnought, concert, grand concert, auditorium, orchestra model, jumbo, or grand performance cutaway. Beginners, intermediate guitar players, or working musicians can all find the instrument that works for them.
  • PLAYABILITY ENHANCED: In addition to Martin's iconic tone known worldwide, our guitars deliver enhanced playability that makes playing a pleasure, no matter your experience or skill level. Whether you're playing rock, country, folk, bluegrass, or jazz, these guitars deliver a natural playing experience that you will love.
  • MARTIN STANDARD SERIES: Martin's superior guitar and string products remain the choice for musicians around the world for their unrivaled quality, craftsmanship, and tone. Still handmade. Still the standard. Martin guitars are the real dealnot an imitation.

Description

Handmade with heavy-duty materials, time-tested styles, and innovative designs, Martin Guitar's Standard Series delivers classic acoustic and acoustic-electric guitars that any musician will love to play. With many different body styles, sizes, bracing designs, and materials, you can find the guitar that works best for your playing style and music type—rock, country, folk, bluegrass, jazz, pop, and much more. Choose from many different models, including the D-18, D-28, 0-18, OM-21, 000-18, and many more. Our guitars come in a wide variety of sizes and shapes that are specifically designed for different types of tones, volumes, and sounds. The dreadnought body shape is our largest size, which produces the most resonant and voluminous tone, while the auditorium body shape delivers a balanced tone and beautiful projection. Each guitar is designed for enhanced playability, a professional sound, and timeless tone that only Martin Guitar can deliver. Choose from an assortment of body types: dreadnought, concert, grand concert, auditorium, orchestra model, jumbo, and grand performance cutaway. Each model delivers distinct features that add personality, performance, and playability to your instrument collection. For nearly two centuries, Martin has been producing premium gear for musical artists across the globe. Martin's superior guitar and string products remain the choice for musicians around the world for their unrivaled quality, craftsmanship, and tone. Still handmade. Still the standard. Martin guitars are the real deal—not an imitation.

Brand: MARTIN


Color: Natural


Top Material Type: Spruce Wood


Body Material: sitika-spruce;mahogony


Back Material Type: Mahogony


Neck Material Type: Wood


Fretboard Material Type: Ebony Wood


Hand Orientation: Right


Guitar Bridge System: Adjustable


Number of Strings: 6


Item Weight: 22 pounds


Product Dimensions: 9.25 x 47.24 x 20.47 inches


Item model number: D-18


Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No


Date First Available: January 1, 1938


Back Material: Mahogony


Body Material: sitika-spruce;mahogony


Color Name: Natural


Fretboard Material: Ebony Wood


Top Material: Spruce Wood


Neck Material Type: Wood


Number of Strings: 6


Guitar Bridge System: Adjustable


Size: Right


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    • D-18
Size: Right Color: Natural
This is a fine guitar. I can’t put it down. You can’t beat a D-18. It’s a great guitar for the money.
Reviewed in the United States on February 26, 2020 by trumpetflip
    • Best guitar ever made
Size: Right Color: Natural
Well made, well set up, plays extremely well. I highly recommend Martin guitars. I have been waiting a long time to buy this guitar and this is the one I should have started with.
Reviewed in the United States on March 30, 2014 by Amazon Customer
    • martin guitar any model revue
Size: Right Color: Natural
Friends and fellow pickers. I would no more buy a Martin guitar without picking it in my hands than running through a ENT Doctors convention yelling " Booger Booger !!" First of all I have had two new Martin guitars in the last 3 years. Both of them were not worthy of the name. They played poorly and when I tried to get help from the Martin factory concerning the shortcomings of the high priced instrument, I got lame and limp advice. I am afraid Martin has become a guitar factory and all the hype in the world won't change that. Make damn sure if you buy this guitar that you have an iron clad return policy for a realistic time. ps. Betty is my wife, I'm Doc Meeks ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on July 29, 2013 by J. Meeks
    • Time Capsule.
Size: Right Color: Natural
Can’t speak for the new model, have a ‘76 D-18. Paid between $5-600 for it then. Spruce top has turned to a golden brown patina, mahogany back/sides and black purfling have held up well. D-18’s are known for good separation, definition and accentuate folk/bluegrass picking styles. There is a difference in strumming response to accompany singing compared to mahogany Gibson acoustics, but it’s up to your personal preference. Mine has not lost any volume, and has opened up from aging over the years. No truss rod in mine so I keep it strung with a .11 set of strings. The Grover closed tuners are original, no problems. The only shortfall was replacement of the original pickguard which curled up at the edges during the 90’s, but it’s typical for Martin’s. In hindsight I would have bought a D-28 then but the cost was beyond me. It’s all relative- prices for these iconic guitars are even more crazy now. The D-28 would offer boomier basses, more projection for single line soloing, but there’s something special about mahogany’s response to good finger picking... ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on September 14, 2018 by Rio
    • My favorite in a lifetime of guitars.
Size: Right Color: Natural
Awesome guitar.
Reviewed in the United States on September 3, 2018 by J. Jeff Kelly
    • Extraordinary. Retro-modern, honey gold.
Size: Right Color: Natural
(Doc Meeks is either trolling or referring to an offshore-made cheap model, not one of the Standard Series and CERTAINLY not a D-18). The latest D-18 is simply the most enjoyable acoustic guitar I've ever played, hands-down. Its neck feels perfect in my hand, it's light, springy, & incredibly responsive (you'll feel it move through your body). And (for my music at least), it blows away the sound of every other guitar between $2000-$10000 that I've ever tried, and I've tried hundreds. Luthiers, boutiques, vintage, you name it. Nothing touches this as a total package. Warm, bassy, clear, articulate, growly, to me this is the ultimate acoustic engine. Spectacular cuts of wood being used for its tops. Quartersawn, light, stiff, & silky. Today's D-18. Perfection. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on August 30, 2023 by Jazamm
    • Martin turns back the clock on the D-18
Size: Right Color: Natural
First of all, their description is no longer correct. Martin has changed the venerable D-18 as of 2012, taking the specs back to it's late 1930's roots. If you are new to Martin, you may be astonished when you pick this guitar up for the first time. It's so light in your hands, but do not fear. This is a well made instrument that with reasonable care will last for generations. It is truly, an heirloom piece, but a working heirloom. It wants to be played. The biggest differences are the ebony fretboard and bridge, (in lieu of rosewood) a beautiful beveled tortoiseshell pick guard in lieu of a plain black one, a wider 1/3/4" nut width, the new players performance neck profile, the open gear tuners, decal headstock logo in lieu of gold foil, forward shifted bracing, abalone position markers, and what must be a special run, or better grade of spruce for the sound boards (tops) on these new D-18's. I really cannot say enough about the quality/beauty of these tops. They are evenly fine grained with an equal profusion of medulary rays throughout. (those perpendicular grains) These medulary rays make for a stiffer top which coupled with the forward shifted bracing adds much horsepower to this model. This is something you normally see only in the upper end or custom models. The graining and quality of mahogany used in the neck is beautiful. It is a true one piece mahogany neck vs. spanish cedar. The familiar thump of the Martin is still there, it's just louder, and maybe clearer. The headroom is impressive. You will find it difficult to render any distortion or muddy tones from playing this guitar too hard. It will stand up to the heaviest attack. The highs have a bell tone resonance to them. It's hard to overstate the clarity of sound that you will experience right out of the box with this new model, and you can expect it to get better with age. As any acoustic player knows, the more you play these things, the louder and better they get, so don't make a closet queen out of this thing, take it out and play it! Yes, Martin has really hit a home run with this guitar, taking it back to what made it great in the first place, along with using the best of todays innovations. It resembles the pre-2012 D-18 in model name only. Not to say that one isn't a fine guitar, but they have upped the ante' on the D-18 in pretty much every area. Among the top tier of production guitar makers, and guitars, this new 2012 model D-18 offers by far, let me repeat BY FAR, the most bang your buck will ever see. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on May 8, 2013 by Bradley G.

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