Martinez - Torres Mahogany 1/4 RN
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Martinez Torres Mahogany 1/4 RN MARTINEZ has expanded its Torres range to include a 1/4-size model with the Mahogany RN, a classical guitar designed for younger students. The 520 mm scale length and 50 mm nut width bring the frets closer together to suit small hands.
ARTICLE N° 126689
Presentation
MARTINEZ presents the Torres Mahogany 1/4 RN, the smallest model in its Torres range, designed specifically for those just starting out on the classical guitar. The solid cedar top produces a rounded bass tone despite the body’s compact size – a response that is surprising for such a small instrument.
The mahogany back and sides give the sound a focused quality without making it harsh – a wood that has proven its worth on much larger instruments. The 520 mm scale length reduces the distance between the frets, and the 50 mm nut ensures a string spacing that remains manageable for a child just starting out.
Fitted with six strings, it follows the classical learning path right from the very first arpeggios, with no pickups or electronics to worry about on this acoustic version. Its natural finish allows the wood grain to show through, a simple choice for a first instrument that, above all, should inspire a desire to play. Manufactured in China as part of MARTINEZ’s Torres series, it supports a child’s very first steps on a classical guitar, tailored to a beginner’s size.
The mahogany back and sides give the sound a focused quality without making it harsh – a wood that has proven its worth on much larger instruments. The 520 mm scale length reduces the distance between the frets, and the 50 mm nut ensures a string spacing that remains manageable for a child just starting out.
Fitted with six strings, it follows the classical learning path right from the very first arpeggios, with no pickups or electronics to worry about on this acoustic version. Its natural finish allows the wood grain to show through, a simple choice for a first instrument that, above all, should inspire a desire to play. Manufactured in China as part of MARTINEZ’s Torres series, it supports a child’s very first steps on a classical guitar, tailored to a beginner’s size.
Features
Body shape
Classic
Instrument size
1/4
Nut width
50,00 mm (1,969")
Scale length
520,00 mm (20,47")
Top material
Massive cedar
Side material
Mahogany
Back material
Mahogany
Color
Natural
Packaging
Single unit
Number of strings
6
Other features
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Brand & Model name: MARTINEZ Torres Mahogany 1/4 RN
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Instrument: Guitar
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Type: 1/4 classical guitar
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Series: Torres
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Artist: Not specified
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Manufacturer’s reference: MAR287 (external source)
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Country of manufacture: China
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Colour: Natural
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Body finish: Natural
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Shape: Classic 1/4 size
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Neck joint: Not specified
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Scale length: Not specified in inches / 520 mm
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Top: Solid cedar
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Soundpost: Not specified
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Binding / Top: Not specified
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Bridge: Not specified
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Tailpiece: Not specified
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Pickguard: Not specified
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Back & sides: Mahogany
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Binding / Back: Not specified
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Neck: Not specified
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Neck finish: Not specified
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Neck shape: Not specified
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Truss rod: Not specified
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Fingerboard: Not specified
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Radius: Not specified
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Number of frets: Not specified
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Fret type: Not specified
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Inlays / fingerboard: Not specified
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Markings / side: Not specified
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Nut width: 50 mm / 1.969"
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Nut material: Not specified
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Headstock shape: Not specified
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Tuning machines: Not specified
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Pickup configuration: Not specified
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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: 6
To find out more...
Martinez has its roots in Germany, dating back to 1978, with Wolfgang Jellinghaus. The brand entered the Chinese market in the 2000s, subsequently drawing on the expertise of luthier Kenny Hill. This collaboration gave rise to an approach that blends European tradition with modern production methods. The workshops in Guangzhou have developed around a selection of seasoned woods and craftsmanship dedicated to classical guitars. This history explains why guitarists are so attached to Martinez: the brand maintains an identity rooted in classical lutherie, whilst offering instruments across a range of price points. This continuity has fuelled its international presence for decades.