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Caveat-Emptor Martin Guitars 00-15: ... Intro- As readers of my guitar reviews will know I m a big fan of Martin guitars (although they have stiff competition from other leading guitar makers). Established in 1833 Martin guitars have more experience than most if not all other guitar makers -indeed they invented the Dreadnaught body shape! - The 00-15 Model Prices - Like most Martin guitars the 00-15 is not by any standards cheap; average UK prices are...
Read the full review: It's Mahogany But I Wouldn't Sit On It!! by Caveat-Emptor
 

Semi-acoustic Guitar Guitar / Bass Guitar

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Guitar / Bass Guitar - Takamine EG260C Takamine EG260C
Brand: Takamine / Guitar / Bass Guitar / Guitar Type: Semi-acoustic Guitar
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Gibson Songwriter Deluxe Gibson Songwriter Deluxe
Brand: Gibson / Guitar / Bass Guitar / Guitar Type: Semi-acoustic Guitar
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Guitar / Bass Guitar - Takamine TAN45C Takamine TAN45C
Brand: Takamine / Guitar / Bass Guitar / Guitar Type: Semi-acoustic Guitar
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Godin A 6 Godin A 6
Brand: Godin / Guitar / Bass Guitar / Guitar Type: Semi-acoustic Guitar
 
Guitar / Bass Guitar - Ibanez V72E Ibanez V72E
Brand: Ibanez / Guitar / Bass Guitar / Guitar Type: Semi-acoustic Guitar
 
Fender Stratacoustic Deluxe Fender Stratacoustic Deluxe
Brand: Fender / Guitar / Bass Guitar / Guitar Type: Semi-acoustic Guitar
 
Guitar / Bass Guitar - Yamaha CPX-700 Yamaha CPX-700
Brand: Yamaha / Guitar / Bass Guitar / Guitar Type: Semi-acoustic Guitar
 
Taylor 114CE Taylor 114CE
Brand: Taylor / Guitar / Bass Guitar / Guitar Type: Semi-acoustic Guitar
 
Guitar / Bass Guitar - Guild GAD-50 E Guild GAD-50 E
Brand: Guild / Guitar / Bass Guitar / Guitar Type: Semi-acoustic Guitar
 
Gretsch G5120 Gretsch G5120
Brand: Gretsch / Guitar / Bass Guitar / Guitar Type: Semi-acoustic Guitar
 
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Jazz_Samm Martin Guitars DX-1
... a few weeks I worked at Sound Control, Salford for my high school work experience. It was in this time I fell in love, not with any special or beautiful female but with a real woman, the DX-1. Though all my years playing acoustic guitars in shops, Martin has always been the target guitar for me to get. Few other guitars that I have played match the usability and sound of the Martin & Co. They seem to have a consistent quality that shines through from there children s guitars to their top of the range lines. The first thing I noticed about this guitar was it s very reasonable price for a full size Martin & Co. At the time It was £500 and I even got a ...
Read the full review: Treating her mean, keeps her keen. by Jazz_Samm
Caveat-Emptor Martin Guitars DC-16RGTE
... review of the Martin DC-16RGTE Guitar ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Introduction ~~~~~~~~ CF Martin & Co (usually shortened to just Martin ) are one of the most renowned makers of acoustic guitars in the world; along with brands like Gibson and Taylor. However since the Martin Guitar Company was established in 1833; Martin are by far the oldest of the large scale guitar makers (or you can call em luthiers if you want to be posh -lol!). Martins latest offering is the DC-16RGTE acoustic guitar with pick-up fitted; making it an electro-acoustic guitar (and hence a lot more useful for the gigging musician as it simply plugs in to the PA system or amplifier et...
Read the full review: New Martin Guitar With Micata Fretboard -Play It Or Use It To Eat Your Dinner -Lol! by Caveat-Emptor
Caveat-Emptor Martin Guitars DX-1K
... My review of the Martin DX-1K Guitar ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~ Introduction ~~~~~~~~ Martin are just about the most well known and oldest of the major guitar makers... though they have stiff competition from the likes of Gibson, Taylor and more recently the Japanese Takemine range. Still Martin and Co. are really the grand daddy of them all... In my time I ve played many Martin guitars, owned some of them, and even set them up and/or sold them when I used work in guitar shops... There s been a bit of a surge of interest in Martin guitars of late, fuelled largely by the high profile 2009 Glastonbury appearance (or should that re-appearan...
Read the full review: Commander Bond; Do You Want Me To Use The DX-1K? OK, But Only If You Know The Chords To Goldfinger!! by Caveat-Emptor
 
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