Martinez - Master Munich C EN + Étui
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Martinez Master Munich C EN + Case
ARTICLE N° 126153
Features
Body shape
Classic
Instrument size
4/4, standard
Number of frets
20
Nut width
52,00 mm (2,047")
Neck material
Mahogany
Fingerboard material
Rosewood
Scale length
650,00 mm (25,60")
Top material
Massive cedar
Hardware color
Gold
Side material
Rosewood
Back material
Rosewood
Finish
Brilliant
Bridge material
Rosewood
Color
Natural
Case or cover included
Hard Case
Packaging
Single unit
Number of strings
6
Other features
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Martinez Master Munich C EN
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4/4 classical guitar
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Series: Master
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Manufacturer’s reference: MAR114
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Country of manufacture: China
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Colour: Natural
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Body finish: gloss PU varnish
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Body shape: classic Munich style
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Neck joint: Spanish neck joint
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Scale length: 25.59" ⭢ 650 mm
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Top: Solid European cedar, French finish
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Binding/Top: Indian rosewood
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Bridge: Indian rosewood
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Back: Indian rosewood
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Binding/Back: Indian rosewood
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Neck: Mahogany
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Truss rod: adjustable double-action
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Fingerboard: rosewood
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Number of frets: 20
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Markers / fingerboard: mother-of-pearl at the 7th fret
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Nut width: 2.05" ⭢ 52 mm
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Nut material: Bone
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Tuning machines: Gold-plated Martinez
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Hardware finish: Gold
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Strings: Martinez
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Supplied with: Martinez wooden case
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Top purfling: Maple & ebony
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Back & side purfling: maple
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Soundhole rosette: inlaid natural wood mosaic
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Truss rod: two-way adjustment
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Number of frets to the body: 12
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Bracing: Spanish fan bracing
To find out more...
Martinez’s identity is largely based on the classical guitar and an international approach to its manufacture. The Guangzhou-based company works with specialists from a range of luthier traditions.
Kenny Hill, a renowned American luthier, joined the company as a technical adviser in the mid-2000s. Links with Wolfgang Jellinghaus further reinforce the brand’s European heritage. A Chinese corporate document dedicated to the company states that it manufactures and distributes classical and acoustic guitars, and has a commercial presence in over 50 countries.
This combination of European heritage, American expertise and Chinese production is one of Martinez’s defining features.
Kenny Hill, a renowned American luthier, joined the company as a technical adviser in the mid-2000s. Links with Wolfgang Jellinghaus further reinforce the brand’s European heritage. A Chinese corporate document dedicated to the company states that it manufactures and distributes classical and acoustic guitars, and has a commercial presence in over 50 countries.
This combination of European heritage, American expertise and Chinese production is one of Martinez’s defining features.
