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“Continually surprised me with beautiful, unpredictable overtones”: Martin D-28 review
I get hands-on with arguably the most legendary acoustic guitar of all time. Will it live up to the hype?
How the Martin D-18 and D-28 changed the world – and became the definitive acoustic guitars
Loved by the likes of Eric Clapton, Joni Mitchell, Mark Knopfler and more, these Martin dreadnoughts are arguably the most successful guitar designs in history. Here's everything you need to know about this steel-string icon
Martin has introduced an all-new body shape that delivers dreadnought tones from a smaller build
In honor of the Hawaiian music craze of the 1920s and 1930s that influenced the “Golden Era” acoustic boom, Martin has unveiled the O'ahu HG-28
Best ukuleles for beginners 2025: top picks from soprano to tenor
The best beginner ukuleles from Fender, Epiphone, Martin, Kala, Gretsch and more – prices starting from $30
Martin’s 'Life is Good' LX1 has been built to “spread good vibes” – and it might be the ultimate campfire acoustic
Martin has once again partnered with Life is Good for a special-edition six-string, which gives the gold-standard travel acoustic a fitting makeover
Martin unveils its latest Rock the Vote guitar in partnership with David Crosby’s estate
The dreadnought looks to push a long-lasting message of the power of democracy
Martin has teamed up with Reverb for a unique limited-edition Custom GP Blonde – priced at $7,999
The premium Martin guitar, available only on Reverb, offers a new twist on one of Martin's signature body shapes
Best travel guitars 2025: top acoustic and electric travel guitars for portability and performance
Top travel guitar choices and buying advice for musicians on the move
Up-close with the 1974 Martin guitar that Eric Clapton used to write Wonderful Tonight
Eric Clapton’s Wonderful Tonight is one of the great love songs of our time. So when the guitar he wrote it on, a 1974 Martin 000-28, came up for auction in London, we didn’t need a second invitation to go and take a closer look
