Martin LX1 Little Martin Acoustic Guitar
Catalogue No: igMAR-LX1
The diminuative size, short scale - and the heavy duty gig bag - make this an ideal travel companion whilst still holding its own against far larger instruments at the price point tonally. The addition of a solid spruce top gives this a lot more brightness than its HPL topped little brother the LXM.
£425.00
-£42.00
£467.00
What they say
While the Little Martin is our smallest guitar, it is very big on tone, quality and versatility. The LX1 model features a solid Sitka spruce top and mahogany high-pressure laminate HPL back and sides. It’s ideal for travel, student practice or for just playing around the house or campfire. This model includes SUSTAINABLE WOOD CERTIFIED parts.
Specs
Construction: Mortise & Tenon Neck Joint
Body Size: Modified 0-14 Fret
Top Material: Sitka Spruce
Rosette: Multi-Stripe
Bracing Pattern: X Brace
Brace Shape: Non-Scalloped
Brace Material: Sitka Spruce
Brace Size: 5/16
Back Material: HPL
Back Detail: Mahogany Pattern
Side Material: HPL
Side Detail: Mahogany Pattern
Neck Material: Rust Birch Laminate
Neck Shape: Modified Low Oval
Neck Taper: Standard Taper
Nut Material: White Corian
Headstock Shape: Solid with LX Taper
Headplate Material: Rosewood HPL
Fingerboard Material: FSC® Certified Richlite
Scale Length: 23''
Neck Joins Body At: 14th Fret
Number of Frets Total: 20
Fingerboard Width at Nut: 1 11/16''
Fingerboard Width at 12th Fret: 1 1/16''
Side Dots: White
Finish Top: hand Rubbed
Top Color: clear
Finish Neck: Hand Rubbed
Bridge Material: FSC® Certified Richlite
Bridge Style: Junior Style Belly
Bridge String Spacing: 2 1/8''
Saddle: Compensated White Tusq
Saddle Radius: 16"
Tuning Machines: Chrome Enclosed Gear
Recommended Strings: SP LIFESPAN 92/8 PHOSPHOR BRONZE MEDIUM (MSP7200)
Knob: Small
Bridge Pin Material: White Plastic
Bridge Pin Dots: Black Plastic
Case: Soft Gig Bag
Label: Foil Label
igMAR-LX1
The diminuative size, short scale - and the heavy duty gig bag - make this an ideal travel companion whilst still holding its own against far larger instruments at the price point tonally. The addition of a solid spruce top gives this a lot more brightness than its HPL topped little brother the LXM.