The Martin Guitar Retro Series

It's here. The engine that will drive your sound with the chime, grit, bite, and bark of the most classic, dripping with tone microphones in history: The Martin Retro series. We worked with Larry Fishman and some of the best engineers in the music business to create a revolutionary new way of getting the soul of your Martin Guitar through an amp.

Learn more about it in this month's Word With Chris.

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[Gui Cattoni]

Now, tell us about it!!!!!! How does it sound and feel in your hands?!!!!!!!

[Ben Perea]

O.K. - YOU CONVINCED ME! I JUST ORDERED A HD28E RETRO SERIES TODAY!! I CAN'T WAIT UNTIL DECEMBER 21ST! (THAT IS WHEN IT WILL BE SHIPPED)! THANKS FOR THE VERY INFORMATIVE VIDEO!

[Cheryl Plumleigh]

New with the vintage Martin sound, great concept!

[SkinnyMusicTV]

Martin Retro Series Guitars made it in our episode 6 news cast. Thanks Martin!

[Bdaltonb]

I'm 57 (next wk) and got my first Martin in '74. As in the Ford / Chevy debate, I was a Martin guy. I played in a Bluegrass band then and of course amplification was, and always been to some degree, a compromise. I hated the way my guitar sounded thru a PA and grew quickly disgusted at the futile and costly search for something that didn't sound like steel guitar. Finally, a luthier fabricated a transducer and glued it to the top of my D-28S near the bridge plate but bass side biased. Treble

[John Mondy]

Bought a new D18 today which looks retro, but is not. Still a very clean, attractive, great sounding guitar. Looks great sitting by my vintage Gibson.