Martinez - Master Madrid C EN + Étui
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Martinez Master Madrid C EN + Case
ARTICLE N° 126156
Features
Body shape
Classic
Tuning machine
Classiques
Instrument size
4/4, standard
Number of frets
20
Nut width
52,00 mm (2,047")
Neck material
Mahogany
Fingerboard material
Ebony
Scale length
650,00 mm (25,60")
Top material
Massive cedar
Side material
Rosewood
Back material
Rosewood
Finish
Brilliant
Color
Natural
Case or cover included
Hard Case
Packaging
Single unit
Number of strings
6
Other features
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Martinez Master Madrid C EN + case
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4/4 classical guitar
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Series: Master
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Manufacturer’s reference: MAR117
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Country of manufacture: China
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Colour: Natural
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Body finish: natural gloss PU varnish
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Body shape: classic Madrid style
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Scale length: 25.59" ⭢ 650 mm
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Top: solid European cedar
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Bridge: Indian rosewood
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Back: solid Indian rosewood
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Neck: mahogany
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Fingerboard: ebony
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Number of frets: 20
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Nut width: 52 mm ⭢ 2.047"
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Tuning machines: classic tuning machines
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Supplied with: hard case
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Back and sides: solid Indian rosewood
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Artists associated with the Master series: Alex Wang, Kenny Hill and Johannes Moller
To find out more...
Martinez’s identity is rooted in a fusion of Spanish tradition and contemporary innovation. The brand produces several ranges of classical guitars, with models inspired by various historic schools of guitar-making.
The premium ranges utilise selected woods and construction methods drawn from the European tradition. The Custom Shop is a key part of this operation. Alex Wang, Kenny Hill and Johannes Moller have contributed to the development of the Master series.
Martinez is also exploring the use of Nomex tops, a solution that incorporates a honeycomb structure between thin layers of wood. This approach aims to produce a top that is both very light and rigid.
The premium ranges utilise selected woods and construction methods drawn from the European tradition. The Custom Shop is a key part of this operation. Alex Wang, Kenny Hill and Johannes Moller have contributed to the development of the Master series.
Martinez is also exploring the use of Nomex tops, a solution that incorporates a honeycomb structure between thin layers of wood. This approach aims to produce a top that is both very light and rigid.
