Martin 0-21 1929

9.250,00 

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Description

This Martin 0-21 1929 is a remarkable example of a pre-war, lightweight, yet powerful Martin guitar—an instrument that embodies the craftsmanship and tonal excellence of one of the most revered eras in guitar making.

Martin guitars from the years leading up to and during the early days of World War II are among the most sought-after by collectors and musicians alike. Built with the finest materials, meticulous craftsmanship, and a focus on sound optimization, these instruments have become legendary for their tone, playability, and rarity. Since production numbers were relatively low during this period, pre-war Martins are highly coveted and rarely come up for sale.

This Martin 0-21 features a finely grained spruce top, a tonewood prized for its remarkable clarity and rich harmonic complexity. The back and sides are crafted from high-quality rosewood, enhancing the guitar’s warm, resonant depth and tonal balance.

The tone of this instrument is nothing short of breathtaking. It has a mature, balanced voice, with present mids, crystal-clear highs, and deep, articulate basses. The sound is bold and open, with a distinctive woody character that makes vintage Martins so beloved. This guitar has all the classic vintage vibe one could ever dream of.

The playability is equally impressive—it is set up beautifully with low action, a straight neck, and good frets, ensuring a smooth and effortless playing experience. It has a some cracks that have been professionally repaired, maintaining both its structural integrity and stunning tone.

Guitars like this were played by countless legendary musicians throughout the 20th century, including Elvis Presley, Ricky Nelson, and many other country and rock icons. Owning a vintage Martin from this golden era is not only a privilege but also a solid investment, as these guitars continue to appreciate in value due to their rarity and increasing demand.

This beautiful Martin 0-21 comes with a newer original Martin case for protection.

A dream instrument for both players and collectors—rare, inspiring, and truly one of a kind.