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Entry-Level Dreadnought Tone That Doesn't Sound Entry-Level If you're shopping for your first acoustic-electric or upgrading from something that's...

The Square-Shouldered Icon in Vintage Cherry Sunburst You know the Dove when you see it — that hand-painted pickguard, the cherry-stained maple glo...

Gibson's Square-Shoulder Icon with Vintage Soul Since 1960, the Hummingbird has been turning heads with its engraved pickguard, cherry sunburst fin...

The Hummingbird That Started It All Walk into any room with this guitar and someone will know it. The Heritage Cherry Sunburst finish catches the l...

The Hummingbird That Doesn't Break the Bank Walk into any studio session from the last sixty years and you've probably heard a Hummingbird somewher...

A Modern Take on a Classic Bird The Gibson Hummingbird has been turning heads since 1960—whether it's in the hands of a folk singer on a coffee sho...

A Classic Hummingbird Design with Modern Playability If you've ever admired the look and sound of a Gibson Hummingbird but wanted easier access to ...

Gibson's Best-Selling Acoustic in a Vintage-Inspired Faded Finish If you've spent any time around acoustic guitars, you've probably heard a J-45 — ...

The Workhorse That's Powered Countless Hits Walk into any songwriter's den, any studio tracking room, or flip through vintage concert photos from ...

The Workhorse Gets the Rosewood Treatment If you've ever wondered what happens when you take Gibson's best-selling acoustic of all time and swap it...

Dreadnought Tone in a Grab-and-Go Size You know that friend who's always up for anything? The Martin D Jr-E is kind of like that—except it's a guit...

Your Affordable Entry Into the Martin Dreadnought World If you've been eyeing Martin dreadnoughts but didn't want to empty your savings, the D-10E...

A Left-Handed Martin Built for the Road Finding a quality left-handed acoustic-electric at a reasonable price used to mean settling for compromises...

Classic Martin Tone Meets Stunning Koa Beauty If you've been dreaming about a koa guitar but figured it was out of reach, the Martin D-12E Koa migh...

A Martin Dreadnought That's Ready for the Real World Here's the thing about the Martin D-12E: it's a solid-wood Martin dreadnought that doesn't as...

Martin Craftsmanship Meets Black Walnut Character You know that feeling when you pick up a guitar and it just feels right? That's what Martin had i...

A Modern Take on Martin's Classic All-Mahogany Tradition There's something honest about a guitar built entirely from mahogany. No fancy veneers, no...

Your Next Workhorse Acoustic—Built for Players Who Actually Play Here's the thing about the Martin D-16E Mahogany: it's not trying to be anything ...

The D-18 with Stage-Ready Electronics Walk into any bluegrass jam, folk session, or singer-songwriter gig, and you'll find a Martin D-18. It's been...

Built for Speed, Rooted in Tradition If you've ever loved the sound of a classic Martin dreadnought but wished it felt a little quicker under your ...

The Benchmark Dreadnought Since 1931 Walk into any recording studio, bluegrass jam, or songwriter circle, and chances are you'll find a D-28. There...

A Dreadnought With Its Own Voice Walk into most guitar shops and you'll find a dozen dreadnoughts that sound pretty similar. Then you pick up a Mar...

Martin Meets the Road with the D-X1E Koa Some guitars stay home. This one goes everywhere. The Martin D-X1E Koa was designed for the player who ne...