Martin Guitars - 0-18
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Folk dreadnought guitar, gloss finish, parlor shape 0, ebony fingerboard, Sitka spruce flate top, mahogany back and sides, special version with sapele body! The combination of a short 24.9" scale and a flattened oval neck shape makes this a fast-playing, concert-size beauty.
ARTICLE N° 55663
Presentation
A welcome addition that fills a gap in the 18 series: a new model with particularly reduced dimensions that could be compared to a parlor, even if the shape is not strictly identical. The 0-18 features a Sitka spruce top and mahogany back and sides as the basis for this concert-size beauty. The combination of a short 24.9" scale and a flattened oval neck shape allows for fast playing. Open-gear nickel tuners, phosphor bronze strings, ebony fingerboard and bridge complete the look of this classic guitar.
Other features
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Martin & Co 0-18
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Acoustic Folk Guitar
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Standard Series
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Shape 0 Parlor
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Headstock: East Indian rosewood
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Tuning machines: open, nickel finish, Butterbean buttons
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Saddle: bone, 44.4 mm
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Neck : selected wood, dark mahogany finish
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Neck finish: satin varnish
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Neck profile : Modified Low Oval, High Performance neck
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Heel cover : Faux Tortoise
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Fingerboard: ebony
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Number of frets: 20
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Width from fingerboard to 12th fret: 54 mm
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Fingerboard markings: Old style 18, abalone
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Body type: 0, body/body joint at 14th fret
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Body/shell junction: glued, dovetailed
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Purfling : Faux Tortoise
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Pitch : 632 mm
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Top : Sitka spruce
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Type of top bracing: notched X-bracing, unserrated tone bars
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Bracings: Sitka spruce
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Top finish: high-gloss varnish
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Top banding: multiple banding
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Rosette: Old style 18, multiple rings
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Pickguard: Faux Tortoise
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Back: genuine mahogany
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Back fillet: style 18
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Splints: genuine mahogany
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Back & sides finish: gloss varnish, dark mahogany finish
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Joints : Faux Tortoise
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Bridge type: laid down, Modern Belly style
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Bridge: ebony
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String spacing at bridge: 54.7 mm
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Pegs: black plastic
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Saddle: bone compensated, 406 mm
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Strings: Martin SP Lifespan Phosphor Bronze Light (SP7100)
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Supplied in hard case
To find out more...
C.F. Martin and Co. has been building exceptional guitars for over 180 years. Founded in 1833 by Christian Martin Senior, the American firm has continued its work from generation to generation, spanning the centuries and the economic, social and political turmoil that has occurred over those many years, such as the Civil War, the Great Depression and many others.
Now run by Christian Frederick Martin IV, Martin Guitars has been able to adapt and constantly innovate, introducing new manufacturing techniques that remain an example for the guitar industry, such as the famous X-bracing, the 14th fret joint and the Dreadnought shape.
Adored by musicians and played by the greatest, Martin guitars have contributed to the development of most musical styles, from country to blues and from folk to rock. The list of Martin artists is long enough to sum up the history of modern music, with legends such as Elvis Presley, Paul McCartney, Johnny Cash, Eric Clapton, Mark Knopfler, Ben Harper, John Mayer and many more...
Now run by Christian Frederick Martin IV, Martin Guitars has been able to adapt and constantly innovate, introducing new manufacturing techniques that remain an example for the guitar industry, such as the famous X-bracing, the 14th fret joint and the Dreadnought shape.
Adored by musicians and played by the greatest, Martin guitars have contributed to the development of most musical styles, from country to blues and from folk to rock. The list of Martin artists is long enough to sum up the history of modern music, with legends such as Elvis Presley, Paul McCartney, Johnny Cash, Eric Clapton, Mark Knopfler, Ben Harper, John Mayer and many more...
