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After the Ditson Co. folded in 1931, C. F. Martin & Co. had to figure out what to do with the last of the special line of guitars they had been building for their once largest customer. Very few Dreadnoughts were built for Ditson, but the company still thought these large guitars should have a place in their line. After initially building the D-1 and D-2 exclusively for the Chicago Musical Instrument Co., Martin decided to give all their dealers a shot at selling Dreadnought models, so the D-18

Our artisans have been using their hands to build our guitars for over 180 years because we believe it’s the only way to create the perfect tone. And it’s that legendary tone that has inspired music icons and passionate guitar players for generations. See why handmade matters. http://martinguitar.com/handmade | Martin Guitar

Martin D-19 190th Anniversary Limited Edition Dreadnought Acoustic Guitar⌛ Celebrating 190 years of Martin Guitar history! 🎉 Their journey began with the Martin family’s ancestors seeking opportunity and freedom in America. In 1976, on the anniversary of our nation's founding, they introduced the D-19 - a nod to sustainability and craftsmanship. In honor of Martin’s 190th anniversary, they bring you the Limited Edition D-19. 🌟 Embracing their heritage, this acoustic beauty features cosmeticall

Get ready for another captivating journey through Martin Guitar’s illustrious history in the latest episode of Museum Moments. Explore the company's milestone guitars with Archives and Museum Manager Jason Ahner. From the intricate inlay work on our 1 millionth guitar, to the watch-themed 2 millionth and gemstone star-filled 2.5 millionth, don’t miss this extraordinary episode filled with history, beauty, and craftsmanship. Make sure to like, subscribe, and hit the notification bell to stay upda