The DXM looks like almost any other acoustic guitar. But the similarity stops there. It has a beautiful tone, great projection, and subtle but strong resonance.
Price: $449.95 Buy now!
User Reviews:
Feature:
it’s fine.
Quality:
3 years and still in great shape adn I play hard.
Sound:
It sounds better than any other guitar in it’s price range. You’d have to spend atleast 600-700 to get anything close to the sound you get with this guitar with any other brand. I’ve had it for 3 years and it still sounds great.
Support:
I hear good things.. i’ve never needed support.
The DX1 dreadnought acoustic blends the tonal character and volume of a Solid Spruce soundboard with the consistency, durability and reflectivity of a Mahogany pattern HPL back and sides with a textured finish.
Price: $499.00 Buy now!
User Reviews:
Feature:
pretty basic guitar
Quality:
excellent
Value:
best guitar for the price i have found
Desirability:
i think its simplicity is beautiful
Sound:
excellent sound
Ease of Use:
the sound you get is up to you 
Support:
none needed so far
Overall:
you can pay much more, and find much more elaborate guitars, some even sound better, but this is one great box.
The DX1RGT represents the first gloss top offering in the affordable and hugely popular X Series. Each solid Sitka spruce top is finished to a high polished gloss, not only for aesthetics but for wear properties and surprisingly enhanced tonal response.
Price: $699.00 Buy now!
User Reviews:
Feature:
No Accesories to mention
Quality:
Quality is awesome with one exception. The Martin logo is just some gold letters that somehow adhere to the wood and has started to come off. That really blows. But I can live with it.
Value:
This product was well worth the price and I was surprised at the low price compared to the High quality of the sound and as well as the great look of this particular instrument.
Desirability:
It has an awesome look and the wood grain stands out.
Sound:
Full Tone. Goes great with the all songs I play. Have to Takamines it is better than both. And I hold them in high regard. Picked this over a Taylor it was so similar in sound and ease to play. Price was much more reasonable as well. I am very particular and expect a smooth full sound when playing.
Ease of Use:
Sounds great plugged or not. I added a Humbucking pickup. I get compliments on the sound of this guitar every time i play.
Support:
Have not attempted to get support.
Overall:
I will not search for a replacement. Would be hard to find for the value. May purchase another at some point.
Martin Strings are high quality strings for daily use. Core and wrap wires must meet strict requirements in order to make the grade. Martin Strings are wound to precise specifications.
Price: $3.95 Buy now!
Martin’s new 1-Series consists of four premium quality guitars constructed of solid tonewoods and designed for real player value. Never has so much Martin craftsmanship, innovation and pure, clear tone been offered at such an affordable price. 1-Series instruments are equipped with genuine Martin strings and covered by the Martin Limited Lifetime Warranty.
Price: $1099.00 Buy now!
You’ve played other dreadnought guitars before but you haven’t played a true dreadnought until you’ve played with the Martin DCE. Built from sustainable wood, specifically solid sitka spruce and poplar, which is fashioned into an immaculately shaped dreadnought body. This dreadnought shape provides smooth and easy access to all the reaches of the fretboard.
Price: $2599.00 Buy now!
Martin FX guitar strings utilize an advanced thin wire core wire to increase flexibility and improve sustain without sacrificing tone, durability or playability.
Price: $4.95 Buy now!
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Martin and Eric Clapton have collaborated to bring you the Madagascar Rosewood Eric Clapton Limited Edition 000-28M acoustic guitar. Only 461 Martin 000-28M Eric Clapton Limited Edition guitars will be built, a number which coincides with the total for the very first Martin to bear his name: 1995′s groundbreaking 000-42EC Eric Clapton Signature Edition. The Limited Edition total includes both the 000-28M Eric Clapton Limited Edition with a natural top and the 000-28M Eric Clapton Sunburst Limited Edition with a classic 1935 style sunburst top.
Price: $5599.00 Buy now!
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Martin’s Backpacker can accompany you anywhere in the world — or beyond. One neat little package gives the guitarist portability, playability, intonation, and durability. It’s all solid wood, but light. You can stow the Backpacker, in the special gig bag that comes with it, in aircraft overhead bins, and play it in armchairs, cars, parachuting, on mountaintops, in canoes.
Price: $169.95 Buy now!
User Reviews:
Feature:
You will not believe how awkward to play this thing is. I bought to travel with and found the only position in which it is even remotely comfortable is if I play it laying down and its wedged between an elbow and my chest. There is no natural position for a guitar shaped like this. Also, it sounds like crap. I ended up buying a cheap Yamaha to take on the road and it sounds better anyway.
Quality:
Martin really should have put the “Sigma” stamp on this one. (Sigma is their “down market” brand name.)
Sound:
Imagine a hollow bat with strings on it. That’s what it sounds like and that’s about how comfortable it is to play. This guitar does a disservice to Martin (I’m a proud Martin guitar owner but this, this is a worthless POS).
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Featuring a polished gloss top, a East-Indian rosewood body, a cutaway 000 shape, and onboard Aura electronics for pristine sound both acoustically and plugged-in. East-Indian rosewood is a very resonant wood, producing a deep, warm, projective bass response. All 16-Series Martins feature a hybrid A-frame bracing pattern that combines patented A-bracing with a modified version of scalloped X-bracing.
Price: $1749.00 Buy now!
User Reviews:
Feature:
The tuner is right on.
Quality:
It’s a Martin right? I’m on the road about 2 months out of the year. I don’t think I’d take it on a plance. I do have a Fender acoustic that I’ve taken a few times.
Value:
Before buying this I did try Gibson, Epiphone, Fender and others. Kept going back to the Martin.
Desirability:
Just like everyone else, the Martin is what you strive to obtain.
Sound:
I’ve playes dozens of guitars, never played anything better.
Ease of Use:
Mine was professionally set up and they did a great job. I just need to buy a better amp to do it justice.
Support:
Have not needed to contact them.
Overall:
I’m 56, I think this and the Fender will outlast me.