Martinez - Master Madrid S EN + Étui
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Martinez Master Madrid S EN + Case The MARTINEZ Master Madrid S EN + Case is a 4/4 classical guitar from the Master series. Its solid spruce top provides a clear attack, whilst its solid Indian rosewood back and sides add depth. The 650 mm scale length defines the playing style, whilst the 52 mm nut width provides plenty of space.
ARTICLE N° 126155
Presentation
The MARTINEZ Master Madrid S EN + Case offers a rich, woody tone for classical playing. This 4/4 guitar from the Master series is based on the Madrid model. The Madrid shape retains the hallmarks of the classical repertoire and places the instrument firmly within a recognisable Spanish tradition. Its solid European spruce top delivers a clear attack and an expressive range under the fingers. The scale length of 650 mm (25.59 inches) provides a string length familiar to classical players. The nut width of 52 mm (2.047 inches) allows ample space for the left-hand fingers to manoeuvre.
A natural gloss PU varnish covers the body, preserving the wood’s lustre. The back and sides, crafted from solid Indian rosewood, add a deep tonal foundation, with a more woody timbre as the notes expand. The Indian rosewood bridge complements this design to transmit vibrations to the soundbox. The mahogany neck and ebony fingerboard provide a firm feel, with a crisp attack on the notes. The 20 frets on the Madrid model extend the range available for the classical repertoire.
The classic tuning machines are in keeping with the spirit of the instrument and facilitate fine-tuning adjustments. There is no pickup configuration to alter the guitar’s acoustic character. The manufacturer’s reference MAR116 identifies this model, which is manufactured in China. The Master series is associated with Alex Wang, Kenny Hill and Johannes Moller, who are linked to this range. The hard case included is provided for storing and transporting the guitar.
A natural gloss PU varnish covers the body, preserving the wood’s lustre. The back and sides, crafted from solid Indian rosewood, add a deep tonal foundation, with a more woody timbre as the notes expand. The Indian rosewood bridge complements this design to transmit vibrations to the soundbox. The mahogany neck and ebony fingerboard provide a firm feel, with a crisp attack on the notes. The 20 frets on the Madrid model extend the range available for the classical repertoire.
The classic tuning machines are in keeping with the spirit of the instrument and facilitate fine-tuning adjustments. There is no pickup configuration to alter the guitar’s acoustic character. The manufacturer’s reference MAR116 identifies this model, which is manufactured in China. The Master series is associated with Alex Wang, Kenny Hill and Johannes Moller, who are linked to this range. The hard case included is provided for storing and transporting the guitar.
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
Solid Epicea
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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Brand & Model name: MARTINEZ Master Madrid S EN + Case
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Instrument: Guitar
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Type: 4/4 classical guitar
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Series: Master
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Artist: Not specified
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Manufacturer’s reference: MAR116
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Country of manufacture: China
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Colour: Natural
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Body finish: Glossy natural PU varnish
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Shape: Classic Madrid style
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Neck joint: Not specified
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Scale length: 25.59" ⭢ 650 mm
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Top: Solid European spruce
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Soundpost: Not specified
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Binding / Top: Not specified
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Bridge: Indian rosewood
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Tailpiece: Not specified
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Pickguard: Not specified
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Back: Solid Indian rosewood
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Binding / Back: Not specified
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Neck: Mahogany — external information, Madrid model
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Neck finish: Not specified
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Neck profile: Not specified
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Truss rod: Not specified
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Fingerboard: Ebony — external information, Madrid model
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Radius: Not specified
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Number of frets: 20 — external information, Madrid model
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Fret type: Not specified
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Inlays / fingerboard: Not specified
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Side inlays: Not specified
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Nut width: 52 mm ⭢ 2.047"
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Nut material: Not specified
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Headstock shape: Not specified
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Tuning machines: Standard tuning machines — external information, Madrid model
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Pickup configuration: None
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Neck pickup: Not specified
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Middle pickup: Not specified
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Bridge pickup: Not specified
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Pickup covers: Not specified
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Toggle switch: Not specified
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Potentiometers: Not specified
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Capacitors: Not specified
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Potentiometer knobs: Not specified
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Output: Not specified
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Hardware finish: Not specified
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Strings: Not specified
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Supplied with: Hard case
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Weight: Not specified
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Additional information not included in the list:
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EAN code: 6973106760694
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Condition: New
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Style: Madrid
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Solid top: Solid European spruce
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Back and sides: Solid Indian rosewood
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Finish: Glossy natural PU varnish
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Case: Included
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Scale length: 650 mm
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Nut width: 52 mm
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Construction: Spanish classical guitar
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Nomex technology: Mentioned in Info 1 for the Master collection, but not specifically confirmed for this model
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Custom Shop: Presented as the centrepiece of the Master series
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People associated with the Master series: Alex Wang, Kenny Hill and Johannes Moller
To find out more...
The MARTINEZ brand has developed around the classical guitar and an approach that combines traditional luthiery methods with technical innovation. Its history dates back to 1978. The company is based in Guangzhou, China, under the leadership of Alex Wang. The Master series holds a special place within the range. Its development involves Alex Wang, the luthier Kenny Hill and the guitarist Johannes Moller. MARTINEZ has also adopted solutions such as Nomex tops on certain high-end models. This composite structure uses a honeycomb material sandwiched between two layers of wood, based on an approach derived from research applied to modern instrument-making.