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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
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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
Eric Clapton's 'Wonderful Tonight' Martin 000-28 is headed to auction again
The acoustic guitar was used to pen one of Clapton’s most popular tracks – and has a few distinguishing characteristics…
Martin’s DSS Biosphere II is an FSC-certified build that raises awareness for sustainability
The third instalment to Martin's Planet Earth series features custom Robert Goetzl artwork, and a super-green spec sheet
Martin's M/0000 is the first of its Reverb-exclusive experimental builds – and a glimpse into its future
The acoustic giant’s stealthy new design is limited to just 24 units
How Martin threw away the tonewood recipe book to rethink acoustic guitar with the Inception
Martin's vice president of product management Fred Greene gives us the skinny on how the brand's latest acoustic presents players with some seriously innovative features
“The Inception is an acoustic to be experienced – its finely-tuned voice will resonate among many players”: Martin GPCE Inception Maple review
Skeletonized bracing, domestic tonewoods, super-premium build and a ride that's like your favorite electric? Martin's new acoustic has a lot going on...
“I couldn't imagine they would even be using the guitar”: Kurt Russell says he couldn’t care less about that 145-year-old Martin he smashed on The Hateful Eight – and the tale of the “priceless” guitar has been blown out of proportion
The actor revealed he only felt bad for how the guitar smash made his co-star feel, and suggested the story had veered into urban legend territory with its valuation
