Recording King Classic Series I OOO-Style Acoustic Guitar (Mahogany)




Regular Price: $333.99 | Price with discount: $249.99 | You Save: $84.00 (25%)
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  • Ultra-thin "C" Profile Neck
  • Die Cast Tuners
  • Bone Nut & Saddle
  • Mahogany Back & Sides
  • Solid Sitka Spruce Top


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Great Guitar
Every now and then something comes along that surprises you and makes you smile. This guitar will do that. I'm a 51 year old guitar player and I've played in dance bands since the mid 70's. I like the saying "One can never have too many guitars". I have about a dozen or so and about half of them are big name 2500+ models. I wanted a 000 size to leave out so I could pick it up anytime inspiration strikes. Finding a decent guitar for not alot of money is tough, then trying to find it online without hearing it is a real task. I searched all over and finally clicked on this one.It arrived double boxed in great shape. I took it out and tuned it up and it sounded great. Mine came with a hang tag stating it was strung with D'Addario strings which are my favorite. The tuners are nice and smooth, after the strings settled in it is holding tune very well. I was impressed that this model cam with a bone nut and saddle. This is very important for a good tone. Most lesser expensive...
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good guitar for the money
I just received this guitar and so far I am well pleased with the purchase. It arrived via Fedex double boxed and in perfect condition. Even the box looked like it had been handled with care. The setup was decent and after a quick tune up I was playing it. I was amazed at how easy it was to play although there was a little buzz on the B string on the second fret. The 1 3/4 nut width is perfect for me as I like a little wider neck. The solid spruce top was tight grained. I am really impressed with the bone nut and saddle that is not usually found on guitars at this price. The tuners work well and seem to be of a decent quality for an inexpensive guitar. The sound is nice and gentle with plenty of volume for a concert/parlor size body. The finish on my example is adequate but not spectacular. The gloss finish really seems to me more like a satin and in certain light conditions I can see some small areas where the finish is thinner than other places on the body. The finish is not too...
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Recording King 000 style guitar
I have a problem with this guitar... I CANT PUT IT DOWN!!! For the money this IS a Fantastic instrument!! It came with D'addario strings, nicely packaged, and after tuning her up I discovered a Brilliant and clear solid wood guitar tone that you would expect to pay Alot for!! I am a die-hard Martin guy so when I wanted a 000 style guitar I looked around and happen to find it here, I don't have $1500.00 for a Martin 000 so I ordered this one and I figured I could yard sale it if I didn't like it....Well long story short, This one is staying right here!! It's playability and the solid wood body, and back, bone nut and saddle make it Very easy to play!! The neck is big but not too much, but I have big hands...If your looking for a starter or an addition to your collection that looks just as good as it plays, this is the one, I love the matte finish, because I have found over the years that gloss finishes tend to be sticky when your playin hard and sweaty...my opinion anyway, I will...
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Product Description

A great introduction to a pre-war style acoustic guitar, the Classic Series I has fine craftsmanship and a natural acoustic tone. This guitar features a solid Engelmann spruce top, mahogany or rosewood back and sides, fully scalloped forward-x bracing and a mahogany neck. Series I models have a Recording King "damask" pattern M.O.P. headstock inlay and abalone snowflake position markers. The traditioanl features on this guitar include a vintage-style beveled pickguard and classic butterbean tuners. Available in a variety of body shapes and finishes, this guitar has the look and sound of a true classic. Top to learn more





Martin Guitar Leather Strap Button




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  • Made from Top Grain Cowhide
  • Brown,Durable Nylon Button
  • For Guitars without Top Strap Button
  • Fits Under Strings, Just Above Nut





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Convenient
I really like this. I don't have a martin guitar, but it really doesnt matter. The little strap works fine and makes it so easy and fast to put a strap on. Im going to buy another soon for my second guitar - ive been switching the it back and forth!
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Good alternative to string
I don't own a martin but it works for me. It's very simple to attach and it looks a lot nicer than strings tied onto the neck. Seems more reliable too.
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Product Description

The Martin brown leather guitar strap button is perfect for any acoustic guitar player who does not have a strap button installed on the heel of the guitar. The black leather guitar strap button by Martin is a clever, stylish way to attach a strap to the headstock of an acoustic guitar. This brown leather strap button will not leave marks or scratches on the headstock of a guitar like many others do. Perfect for the player who wants to maintain the traditional, stock look of an acoustic guitar. Top to learn more



Does not sit right on my guitar.
This is a great product, it is solid and sturdy. Im sure it comes on handy for most, but for some reason it wont sit properly on my guitar. Either way I will find a use for it with a future guitar, im sure.
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Martin MSP4100 SP Phosphor Bronze Acoustic Guitar Strings, Light




Regular Price: $16.79 | Price with discount: $2.05 | You Save: $14.74 (88%)
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  • Bronze alloy for brilliance and long life
  • Gauges: .012 - .054





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Excellent strings
I've been playing guitar professionally for over 30 years and have tried literally every brand of string I'm aware of...even some odballs that I didn't know existed until I saw them on the rack. For many years, I stuck with D-Addario Phosphor Bronze because they've been consistent with good tone and longevity. But in the Martin SP Phospher Bronze lights, I've found an even better quality string. I'm in an Irish/Celtic duo, and play a Martin OM16 in DADGAD tuning, and a 1970 Guild F30 Paul Simon in standard tuning. In both guitars, the Martin strings provide a deeper, louder tone with great sustain than any other string I've used. I recently tried a set of Elixer Nonoweb Phosphor Bronze ($16!!!!....yikes), and they didn't sound nearly as good as the Martin SPs....at less than half the price. So I immediately replaced the Elixers with SPs.Yes, strings are a very personal item and we all have different likes and dislikes with regard to what tonal qulaities we like in our...
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Professional Acoustic Guitarist, I ONLY use these...
Prior to using these I would break strings constantly. After a very long period of trying every string out there it was an easy choice. They are the only strings I use now, and occasional efforts to find something better have failed. Super reliable, tough, and they sound fantastic on my Rainsong Jumbo. I haven't done a lot of reviews, but I truly think these are the best acoustic strings you can buy.
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Great string
When I traded in my Alvarez and bought a new Martin, I stuck with my old standby string - John Pearse phosphor bronze light. And they played beautifully. When the local shop stopped carrying John Pearse, I picked up a set of D'Addario which I hadn't tried in years. And they were complete garbage - terrible sound on my Martin. Last time around I picked up some Martin SPs which again I hadn't tried in years - they sounded flat on the Alvarez. But they absolutely sing on a Martin. I didn't think anything would sound better than my old standby John Pearses. But these do. Martin SPs on a Martin - go figure, they work!
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Product Description

Martin MSP4100 Phosphor Bronze Light Acoustic Guitar Strings are made from a 92/8 composition alloy to give that brilliance, clarity, and longevity of sound required by serious guitarists. The phosphor bronze winding alloy is ideally suited for making strings that have deep, rich basses and clear, bright trebles that today's acoustic guitarists demand. Martin strings are high-quality strings designed for daily use. Martin acoustic guitar strings are wound to precise specifications. Core and wrap wires must meet strict requirements to make the grade. Top to learn more




Martin Steel String Backpacker Travel Guitar with Bag




Regular Price: $309.00 |
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Product Details

  • Unique Contour Neck Shape
  • Solid Spruce Top
  • Solid Tonewood Back and Sides
  • Features 24-Inch Scale Length
  • Features 15 Frets





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Very good guitar and not only for it'modest size.
I received this little guitar today (October 2010), and started playing it right out of the box, or rather out of the gig bag. It arrived in perfect order after having travelled all the way from the US to Europe. All I had to do was tuning it of course. Included were the gig bag and two straps, one for the guitar and one for the gig bag, and various pamphlets were also included. It was supplied with Martin M170 strings. It is very well set up with perfect action according to my taste, and intonation is faultless.I own a Martin D28, and really didn't expect too much of a sound from this baby (virtually), but was very pleasantly surprised. It sounds very martinesque, and being a fingerpicker it really doesn't matter if the sound isn't that powerful because it's very silvery and balanced. It really "outsounds" it's modest size, and projects the sound very well. I've owned other standard size acoustic guitars that don't have been that much louder and far less defined...
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The one I keep going back to...
I've had this guitar for about 4 years so I think I can offer some insight into it's pros/cons.I bought this guitar as my first acoustic, primarily playing bass/electric guitar up until then. I was initially disappointed with the action and effort it took to play on my particular model but soon became inured to it. The sound is far more sonorous than it may initially seem. The body gives off a really strong resonance for some reason that creates an almost mystical sonic quality. That being said, it's a quiet guitar but perfect if you're just playing for yourself or with someone else.Quality wise: my specific model came with somewhat unpolished fret edges that slightly hung off the edge of the fingerboard though they weren't much of a problem. The action was a bit high though one can get used to it pretty easily - the shop said it couldn't be lowered without creating buzzing. The neck has staid level all these years - no truss rod, no warping - pleasant...
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Martin Steel String Backpacker Travel Guitar with Bag Top to learn more



It's a Martin
Got one of these little beauties about 10 years ago. It's a Martin, not much more needs to be said. It's a great little guitar; sounds great, though it's a little quiet due to the small body. The only drawback is the lack of a good leg rest position. It needs to be played standing or with the body up against the arm of the chair. Light, easy to carry, good feel. Good second guitar or if you have money for only one and need to move around a lot, this will not disappoint.
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M140 80/20 Bronze Acoustic Guitar Strings, Light




Regular Price: $11.29 |
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  • 80/20 Bronze
  • Gauges : 12-16-25-35-45-56
  • 160.5





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Aged to perfection.........
There is a considerable difference in deeper tones and resonance when used with an aged Spruce top acoustic guitar. Your best buy for the money.
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guitar strings
Looking for a source for cheap strings, and these are great and at a great price. They whomp my local guitar store, and are a better string for finger picking.
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good product
Have not used my guitar for years, decided to try it again. Forgot most stuff about the guitar! These strings seem to be well made, had no problem with packaging, etc. Bought 3 packs; all were sealed boxes, strings werein packages (2 per pack, 6 total). Brand new, no tarnish or other signs of use. Priced very well also, and werereceived in 3 days time, standard shipping.
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Product Description

M140 80/20 bronze light guitar strings are high-quality strings made to withstand the grind of daily use. Core and wrap wires must meet strict requirements in order to make the grade and are wound to precise specifications to give you a better experience. Top to learn more




Fender Starcaster Acoustic Guitar Starter Pack, Natural



Regular Price: $179.99 |
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  • Gloss natural finish
  • pack includes picks, strings and strap
  • Laminated spruce top
  • Rosewood bridge and fingerboard
  • Laminated Agathis back and sides





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very high quality
i got this during fenders Christmas sale for $99.99, and it is a beautiful hardwood guitar. it comes with more than it said in the description as well; tuning pipes, 6 picks, a extra set of strings, and a strap. the strap is the only thing that is even slightly lower quality but is workable. extremely good guitar especially for the price i paid.
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Amazing
I am completely new to the guitar but I've played violin for 13 years so I picked this up really quick. After only a few hours I was already really enjoying the guitar. It is beautiful, looks great, and sounds great too, at least in my opinion. The other reviews are right though about the tuner. It is a blowpipe and it is not in tune. You can easily google "guitar tuner" and have a site play you the tone though. The extra picks are nice, I was really happy they were also different colors. The extra strings are a nice addition and the strap is generic but it came as well.I got this guitar on amazon at the lowest price ever---$55.06. It is the best deal I've ever gotten in my life. If I could give this more than 5 stars, I would. Great guitar for a beginner.
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Product Description

Starcaster by Fender Acoustic Pack puts warm, vibrant acoustic Fender sound in your hands at a great price, with a choice of convenient and practical features that will have the beginning guitarist in your house strumming away in no time! Top to learn more



Nice Guitar
Arrived in a couple of days -- much sooner than expected.Got it for my wife as her first guitar. Neither of us knows much about guitars, although I've played in band, orchestra, and rock and roll bands since junior high (as percussionist). I'll pick and strum on a guitar for fun and to experiment, but I don't know fingerings or how to play.That said, this guitar is very attractive and has a nice, warm tone. Chose this one as it fit my budget, and the apparent quality, namely, the guitar components such as the tuning gears and pegs similar to those on much higher end guitars, and the bridge. It also comes with steel strings (which I think are preferable), not nylon, and a package of replacement strings. Also comes with several picks.The tuner is not as good as my timpani tuner. It is useable, if one has a good ear for pitch, but the tonal difference between it and a guitar make the tuner less than desirable. Better to tune against a piano...
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 I almost lost track of all the guitars I tried out, but I know the day included a Les Paul Traditional Goldtop (gotta have one some day), an American Standard Telecaster (need one of those, too), a Rickenbacker 360 (definite GAS), A Guild F-212XL...   I asked my Dad, if I could buy a new guitar and amp, and he said, "Well, save your money, and you can buy whatever you want.   Not bragging, just know I've earned my time and pleasure, and feel pretty blessed to have the guitars I have.   I've, also, got a Seagull Grand Artist parlor guitar, which I love too. Oh, man, the Gibson J-200 is an awesome guitar.  Today turned out to be a completely unexpected New Guitar Day.   Then, again, I'd give at least 2 of my guitars up for some young ears, and a few more years to actually play. Anyway, I'm more into acoustics now, and would love to get a Martin 00-15 slot head, square neck Dobro, and f-style mandolin.   I have a hard time deciding which to play day to day, and that's a good feeling.  I love the full bass response of the HD-28, but it honestly sounded a bit one-dimensional (to my ear, anyway) in comparison.   Back in the day, I had for various time periods, a Rick 360 w/ a Vox Super Beatle amp - my first amp.




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