Martin Guitars - 000Jr E Jeff Tweedy
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Folk Guitar
With its 000 Junior body, the 000Jr E Jeff Tweedy folk guitar from Martin & Co retains the feel and comfort of a near-standard (24.9") scale, delivering the warm, punchy sound of solid FSC-certified Sapele. Constructed entirely from FSC-certified wood (Sapele, Ebony) and finished with a satin 'Tweedy Burst', it fuses environmental awareness with Jeff Tweedy's distinctive, understated style. Featuring Martin E1 electronics with built-in tuner and a comfortable Performing Artist neck profile, it's designed for everyday inspiration and reliable amplified performance.
ARTICLE N° 115133
Presentation
The Martin & Co 000Jr E Jeff Tweedy has all the makings of a faithful companion for inspiration, its "000 Junior" format with 632 mm scale brings the feeling of a full guitar, concentrated in a lighter, more manageable body. Its FSC® solid sapele top, back and sides produce a warm, balanced sound, enriched by an X-scallop bracing, giving presence and clarity to chords and arpeggios alike.
Coated in a subtle, elegant Tweedy Burst satin finish, it evokes both Jeff Tweedy's sobriety and a mature personality. The Performing Artist neck, with its Surface PA profile, invites you to play for hours without tiring: whether you're composing intimate melodies or triggering dynamic strums, your hands glide along naturally. The FSC ebony fingerboard with 'Foden style' inlays gives a smooth, refined feel, while the certified ebony bridge guarantees stability and sustain.
Fitted with the Martin E1 system with built-in tuner, volume and tone, this guitar is ready to take to the stage or plug into the studio. Supplied with its own soft case, it's ready to take your creativity anywhere - an authentic instrument for your voice, your dreams and your songs.
Coated in a subtle, elegant Tweedy Burst satin finish, it evokes both Jeff Tweedy's sobriety and a mature personality. The Performing Artist neck, with its Surface PA profile, invites you to play for hours without tiring: whether you're composing intimate melodies or triggering dynamic strums, your hands glide along naturally. The FSC ebony fingerboard with 'Foden style' inlays gives a smooth, refined feel, while the certified ebony bridge guarantees stability and sustain.
Fitted with the Martin E1 system with built-in tuner, volume and tone, this guitar is ready to take to the stage or plug into the studio. Supplied with its own soft case, it's ready to take your creativity anywhere - an authentic instrument for your voice, your dreams and your songs.
Features
Body shape
Auditorium
Scale length
632,00 mm (24,88")
Finish
Satin, Polished
Top material
Sapele
Side material
Sapele
Back material
Sapele
Neck material
Selected hardwood
Fingerboard material
Ebony
Fingerboard radius
406 mm (16,00")
Number of frets
20
Type of tuners
Open tuners
Hardware color
Nickel
Pickguard color
Tortoise
Number of strings
6
Color
Tweed
Case or cover included
Gigbag
Other features
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Martin & Co 000Jr E Jeff Tweedy + case
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Acoustic Guitar
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Jeff Tweedy (Wilco) signature
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String length : 632 mm (24,9")
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Shape : Auditorium (000)
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Colour: Tweedy Burst
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Finish : Satin, hand polished
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Top : Solid sapele
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Bars : X-bar
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Bridge : FSC Ebony certified
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Saddle : White Corian
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Dowels : Plastic, black
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Pickguard : Faux Tortoise
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Back and sides : Solid sapele
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Neck : Selected certified hardwoods
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Profile : Performing Artist (PA surface)
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Fingerboard : FSC Ebony certified
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Radius : 16"
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Frets : 20
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Reference marks: Foden style
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Action: Nickel Open Gear with Butterbean buttons
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Strings: 6
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Preamp: Martin E1 with integrated Volume, Tone and Tuner
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Supplied with gig bag
To find out more...
Jeff Tweedy is an American singer, guitarist and songwriter born on 25 August 1967 in Millstadt, Illinois. He first came to prominence with the band Uncle Tupelo in the 1980s, before founding Wilco in 1994, of which he is the leader and principal songwriter. Recognised for his major role in the evolution of American alternative rock and indie music, he also pursues a solo career and has published several books on musical creation.
