Martin Guitars Martin Custom Artist 00-18 Joe Bonamassa Acoustic Guitar

Martin Guitars Martin Custom Artist 00-18 Joe Bonamassa Acoustic Guitar

Martin Guitars Martin Custom Artist 00-18 Joe Bonamassa Acoustic Guitar

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Martin's Custom Artist 00-18 Joe Bonamassa is a signature 00-body acoustic built around the blues guitarist's 1937 pre-war original. The solid spruce top sports a custom sunburst finish replicating visible wear from decades of playing, while genuine mahogany back and sides deliver the warm, punchy response essential to blues and fingerstyle work. This is a guitar designed to look and feel like a well-played vintage without asking you to pay pre-war prices or accept the reliability risks. Golden Era scalloped X-bracing shapes the resonance character and sustain typical of Martin's vintage catalogue. The 00 body size sits between the OM and 0-series, offering comfort during extended playing sessions while maintaining articulate treble and defined midrange separation. Hardware and construction details, faux tortoise binding, GE Modified Low Oval neck with standard taper, echo pre-war tradition without sacrificing modern playability or intonation stability across the fretboard. Bonamassa's signature model targets players hunting a blues-focused acoustic with visual character and vintage tone without restoration headaches. The 00 body size rewards fingerstyle technique and recorded work equally; it cuts through a mix without the boom that larger dreadnoughts introduce. This is a working musician's guitar dressed in the aesthetic of something that's earned its scars. Features  Solid spruce top with custom sunburst finish replicating vintage wear Genuine mahogany back and sides for warm, punchy tone 00 body size, comfortable and balanced for extended play Golden Era scalloped X-bracing for enhanced resonance and sustain GE Modified Low Oval neck with standard taper for familiar feel Faux tortoise binding and period-accurate hardware details Articulate treble and defined midrange separation across frequencies Pre-war 1937 00-18 design inspiration without restoration risk