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Martin 17 Series | 000-17 Whiskey Sunset
Solid Spruce Top - Solid Mahogany Back & Sides
The Martin 000-17, part of the 17 Series, is crafted in Nazareth, Pennsylvania, and offers the renowned Martin sound at a more accessible price. It features a solid spruce top, mahogany back and sides, antique white binding, a modified low oval neck with a Performing Artist taper, and a rosewood fingerboard and bridge. This combination of premium materials makes the 000-17 a versatile and high-quality instrument for personal enjoyment, songwriting, and live performances.
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Part of Martin's 17 Series, the 000-17 is renowned for its exceptional craftsmanship. These guitars are made in Nazareth, Pennsylvania, and offer the same meticulous construction as Martin's more expensive models. The 17 Series uses affordable tonewoods, making the legendary Martin sound more accessible to a wider range of musicians.
The 000-17 features a solid spruce top and mahogany back and sides, which contribute to its rich, warm tone. The antique white binding adds a touch of elegance to its appearance. The guitar is designed with a modified low oval neck and Performing Artist taper, providing comfortable playability that suits a variety of playing styles.
This model also includes a rosewood fingerboard and bridge, which enhance the guitar's resonance and sustain. Whether you are playing for personal enjoyment, songwriting, or performing on stage, the Martin 000-17 delivers dynamic and pleasing tones that will satisfy even the most discerning musicians.