Looking for that great Martin-guitar sound at a reasonable price. Then you might want to consider the popular Martin D15.
Here are a few facts about the Martin D15 guitar–and how to find a great deal on this excellent instrument.
What the Martin D15 Offers
The D15 model is a great, simple looking and smooth playing guitar. It has the nice tone of mahogany and is finished in a chocolate color. Here
Martin started this line in the 1940′s when it became a very popular model and brought it out again recently. It is presently the most affordable guitar Martin offers and is once again popular.
How the Martin D15 Sounds
The 15 Series uses solid mahogany on the back and sides. This wood offers a brighter tone as opposed to the deep sounding solid rosewood back and sides of a D35.
The brighter sound records a nice acoustic reproduction over a microphone. The clear recorded sound of an acoustic guitar can be kept or equalized according to the effect desired without overriding the mic and distorting.
How the Martin D15 Looks
The guitar stands out for its simplicity and price. The solid wood construction offers the quality of a Martin D15 guitar at a very reasonable price.
It is no wonder the Martin D15 Series guitars are so popular and they come in all shapes and sizes. The rich chocolate stain is accented nicely by the gold Martin logo on the headstock.
Along with the solid wood back and sides, the 15 Series have a satin finish, patented neck mortise, herringbone decal rosette and A-frame; X-bracing for the rich bright sound that mahogany is known for.
Sapele, otherwise known as “African Mahogany” wood is also used on these guitars. It produces the same tone as mahogany with quality of color finish as well.
How to Buy
Things to look for when buying a guitar are sound, quality construction and personal fit. The sound quality is a product of good materials.
Martin does not disappoint in sound quality because of its construction. For the money, this is a fine guitar that is perfectly suited for intermediate to experienced players.
The final thing to consider when buying a Martin acoustic guitar is how it fits in hand. Play them and get one that fits–and you’ll be ready to go.
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