Martin 000-15SM 12-Fret Mahogany Acoustic Guitar, Natural

Martin 000-15SM 12-Fret Mahogany Acoustic Guitar, Natural

Marsoni

M251S

$1049.99

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Martin 000-15SM 12-Fret Mahogany Acoustic Guitar, NaturalMartin Guitars 000 15SM is a Nazareth, PA made acoustic guitar with a non cutaway full mahogany body. Evoking a traditional look rooted in Americana, this 12 fret Martin is ideal for folk, blues, and country music among other styles. The 000 15SM begins with an all mahogany body complemented by a satin natural finish. Its top is enforced by non scalloped spruce X bracing. The 000 body style takes on a classical inspired look with its 12th fret neck to

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Reviewed in the United States on May 20, 2026