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Martin SWOMGT Spruce/Cherry Acoustic #1120126 - Used  From Martin

Martin OM built with sustainable spruce and cherry

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Condition: Used, Very Good

This Martin OM was built using tonewoods that are not currently endangered and were responsibly harvested and sounds great if you want a warm, woody tone in a comfortable OM size. Rather than Mahogany we've got Cherry on the back and sides which still gives you a warm and fundamental tone, but it is a bit less bass focused and sweeter sounding. The look of this instrument is very nice as well, and the cherry looks beautiful next to the faux tortoise binding if you want a classy look without being over the top. If you want a sustainably crafted instrument or are trying to get a wonderful dry sound out of an OM that'll sound a bit different to your listeners then check out this Martin SWOMGT!

Manufacturer's Description from Martin

Built in accordance with our responsible guitar building practices, the SWOMGT SUSTAINABLE WOOD model provides a combination of great tone and attractive appointments at an extremely good value. The majority of wood utilized in this instrument originated in forests managed in an ecologically responsible manner.

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About Manufacturer

For well over a century and a half, The Martin Guitar Company has been continuously producing acoustic instruments that are acknowledged to be the finest in the world. The Martin Guitar Company has, through the years, managed to survive with each succeeding generation from C. F. Martin, Sr.?s Stauffer influenced creations of the 1830s to recent developments introduced by C. F. Martin IV. Continuous operation under family management is a feat bordering on the remarkable, reflecting six generations of dedication to the guitarmaker?s craft. In or out of the music industry, C. F. Martin has few rivals for sheer staying power. Throughout its colorful history, the company has adapted successfully to continual changes in product design, distribution systems, and manufacturing methods. In spite of the many changes, C. F. Martin has never veered away from its initial commitment to quality. The concern for producing the finest instruments possible in 1833 is especially evident today at Martin?s expanded facility in Nazareth, Pennsylvania. The story behind one of America?s most famous guitars began on January 31, 1796, in Markneukirchen, Germany, with the birth of Christian Frederick Martin, Sr. Born into a long line of cabinet makers, Christian Frederick took up the family craft at the early age of 15, when he left his hometown and traveled to Vienna to apprentice with Johann Stauffer, a renowned guitar maker.

Specifications

Serial Number: 1120126

BODY SIZE: 000-14 Fret

FINISH TOP: Gloss

CONSTRUCTION: Simple Dovetail Neck Joint

BACK & SIDE FINISH: Satin

BRACING PATTERN: X Brace

SCALE LENGTH: 25.4"

BRACE SHAPE: Non-Scalloped

FINGERBOARD WIDTH AT NUT: 1 3/4''

TOP MATERIAL: Sitka Spruce

NECK SHAPE: Modified Low Oval

BACK MATERIAL: Cherry

NECK TAPER: Standard Taper

SIDE MATERIAL: Cherry

TOP COLOR: Aging Toner

BRIDGE STYLE: 1 Style Belly

BINDING: Faux Tortoise

BRIDGE STRING SPACING: 2 1/4''

TOP INLAY MATERIAL: Multi-Stripe

BRIDGE MATERIAL: FSC® Certified Katalox

TOP DETAIL: N/A

BRIDGE PIN MATERIAL: White Plastic

PICKGUARD: Faux Tortoise

BRIDGE PIN DOTS: Faux Tortoise

PICKGUARD INLAY: N/A

SADDLE: Compensated White Tusq

ROSETTE: Faux Tortoise Multi-Stripe

SADDLE RADIUS: 16"

BRACE MATERIAL: Sitka Spruce

BACK & SIDES COLOR: Light Mahogany

BRACE SIZE: 5/16"

BACK DETAIL: FSC® Certified Wood

BACK PURFLING/STRIP: Faux Tortoise

BACK INLAY MATERIAL: N/A

HEELCAP: Faux Tortoise

SIDE DETAIL: FSC® Certified Wood

ENDPIECE: Faux Tortoise

NECK MATERIAL: Sustainable Cherry

FINGERBOARD MATERIAL: FSC® Certified Katalox

FINISH NECK: Satin

FINGERBOARD WIDTH AT 12TH FRET: 2 1/4''

NECK COLOR: Light Mahogany

FINGERBOARD INLAY STYLE: Style 28

NUMBER OF FRETS TOTAL: 20

FINGERBOARD INLAY MATERIAL: Faux Pearl

NECK JOINS BODY AT: 14th Fret

SIDE DOTS: White

HEADSTOCK SHAPE: Solid with Square Taper

TUNING MACHINES: Gold Enclosed Gear

HEADPLATE MATERIAL: Faux Tortoise

KNOB: Small

HEADPLATE LOGO STYLE: Script Overlay

NUT MATERIAL: White Corian

Hardshell Case