Martin style 000 12 fret Guitar

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As we make all instruments individually  we can customise your instrument to your requirements.

000 (long) body based on a Martin 000 with a 24.9" (632mm) scale length) and 12 frets to the neck join.

• Mahogany back & sides with AAA grade Sitka Spruce front ... upgrades to Indian Rosewood or other timbers !

• soundhole decorated with a line of Paua Abalone and contrasting veneers and body bound in Maple with multiple veneer purfling

• 2-part Laminated Mahogany neck fitted with a two way slim line truss rod

• Indian Rosewood Fingerboard and Bridge

• Fingerboard inlayed with Mother of Pearl ‘Snowflake’ fret markers  and white side dots
• wide nut ... 1" 3/4  to 1" 7/8 ...

• Slotted* Rosewood veneered peghead  inlayed with David Oddy brand in mother-of-pearl

• Fitted with Chrome Gotoh tuners

Click here for the 14 fret 0M Guitars

So, whats the difference between the 000-12 and 0M-14

Two main differences here.

• The body of the 12fret is nearly an inch longer then the 14 fret which makes the length nearly the same as a Dreadnought and gives a marginal but noticeable increase in the bass and volume.
• Secondly the bridge is further down the body (towards the tail) and this suits some fingerstyle players who often play close to the bridge. The bridge is also more centred on the main part of the soundboard and gives the instrument a clearer tone, I liken this to hitting a drum either on the edge or the centre !