Martinez - Crossover MP14-RS RN + Housse
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Nylon-Strings Electro Acoustic Guitar
The Martinez Crossover MP14-RS RN classical guitar is part of a hybrid concept designed to bridge the worlds of nylon-string guitars and modern amplified playing. Its crossover design combines a compact body with a 48 mm nut width, making it easy to play for guitarists accustomed to folk or electric guitars. The solid spruce top, paired with rosewood, delivers a precise tonal balance, with articulate response and consistent projection across a range of musical contexts.
ARTICLE N° 119450
Presentation
The Martinez Crossover MP14-RS RN opens up a wide range of possibilities for contemporary styles, from fingerstyle to acoustic pop. Its slim neck makes chord changes easier and encourages a fluid approach to nylon-string playing.
The compact body alters the instrument’s overall feel, whilst access to the higher registers via the cutaway allows you to explore more expansive melodic lines without being constrained by fingering position.
The solid spruce top delivers a clear attack, which is useful for maintaining definition in rhythmic playing or arpeggios. The rosewood back and sides reinforce the bass response and support a broader tonal spectrum.
The Martinez SFT amplification system combines a piezo pickup with a condenser microphone, offering versatile sound reproduction.
It features built-in effects (reverb, chorus and delay) that add more complex textures, even without an amp!
The MP14-RS RN is equipped with a sound engine that vibrates the back of the instrument, allowing the effects to be amplified without the need for a nearby amplifier.
The compact body alters the instrument’s overall feel, whilst access to the higher registers via the cutaway allows you to explore more expansive melodic lines without being constrained by fingering position.
The solid spruce top delivers a clear attack, which is useful for maintaining definition in rhythmic playing or arpeggios. The rosewood back and sides reinforce the bass response and support a broader tonal spectrum.
The Martinez SFT amplification system combines a piezo pickup with a condenser microphone, offering versatile sound reproduction.
It features built-in effects (reverb, chorus and delay) that add more complex textures, even without an amp!
The MP14-RS RN is equipped with a sound engine that vibrates the back of the instrument, allowing the effects to be amplified without the need for a nearby amplifier.
Features
Body shape
Classic
Tuning machine
Classiques
Number of strings
6
Instrument size
4/4, standard
Number of frets
19
Nut width
48,00 mm (1,890")
Neck material
Mahogany
Fingerboard material
Rosewood
Scale length
640,00 mm (25,20")
Top material
Solid Epicea
String gauge
Tension
Fingerboard radius
0 mm, Flat Radius
Hardware color
Gold
Electronic
Active
Side material
Rosewood
Back material
Rosewood
Cutaway
Yes
Finish
Brilliant
Pickup setup
Piezo + condenser microphone
Neck shape
Slim C
Packaging
Single unit
Bridge material
Rosewood
Bridge shape
Bloc
Color
Natural, Natural Wood
Assembly
Set neck
Case or cover included
Gigbag
Other features
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Martinez Crossover MP14-RS RN
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Electro-acoustic classical guitar
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Series: Crossover
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Body shape: Classical + cutaway
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Model: Crossover
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Construction: Glued-in neck (dovetail joint)
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Scale length: 25.59" (650 mm) 4/4
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Colour: Natural
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Finish: High-gloss
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Top: Solid spruce
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Bridge: Rosewood
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Sides: Rosewood
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Back: Rosewood
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Neck: Mahogany
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Fingerboard: Rosewood
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Number of frets: 19
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Nut width: 48.00 mm (1.89")
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Tuning machines: Traditional classical
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Pickup: Piezo + condenser microphone
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Custom preamp: Martinez SFT
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Built-in effects: Reverb, Chorus, Delay
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Sound projection of effects generated via vibrations from the back
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Case included
To find out more...
To preserve the instrument’s tone and for the sake of your ears, you should change the strings regularly (at least 3 or 4 times a year)
