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These old Martin Guitars don't pop up very often because most people hang on to them for life, so heres your chance to do the same! A wartime 000-1...

Vintage D-18's like this are what all the hype is about.  The hand crafted details are a huge part of the excitement and quality of these guitars; ...

One of the great models of its time, the 00-17 is known for its compact body size but forceful and loud midrange response thanks to the all mahogan...

A post-war Martin that has had a life, this '49 000-18 has certainly seen some interesting times. A lot of upkeep and a few repairs make it a nice ...

With a size based on the earlier Terz design, these small bodies Martin models were popular during the 50's and early 60's thanks to the students a...

Another very special vintage dreadnought! This 1956 Martin D-18 is in great shape and is a spectacular acoustic guitar. Prefect for country and blu...

For post-war Martin models, its hard to go wrong with a D-28. Something about these early '50s models are just great, voiced differently than the p...

A very rare model, the 00-18E was produced in small numbers in the late 50's like this one, a 1959 example that just finished having some work done...

A lovely classical model from Martin, the 00-18G is the sibling to the more well known 00-18 model, but built to be strung with 'gut' strings. Perf...

This 1962 Martin 000-18 is a great example of the post-war offerings from C.F. Martin & Co., with a classic spruce top / mahogany body that is ...

This post-war Martin sounds great, a 000-18 body that is comfy for most players thanks to its short scale, OM size and spruce/mahogany pairing. It ...

An amazing vintage dreadnought! A classic Martin model from a great period in guitar history. This dread is very loud and robust, it really lives u...

With their own look and charm to them, 60's dreadnought models from Martin still have a leg up than modern models, with moderate bracing to keep th...

An ode to older times, the NY series by Martin was a love letter to their original 12-fret models made in their old New York City factory. The smal...

A true joy to play, this 1967 Martin 00-18 that just came in is a new favorite here at Rudy’s Music. Sounding larger and fuller than any modern 00 ...

A lovely folk/classical model from Martin, this '68 00-16C is in great shape. Designed as a reissue of sorts, the 00-16C was a 12-fret model with s...

A relatively affordable way for players to get a 60's Martin with Brazilian rosewood, this D-28 from '69 has had some work done over the years to k...

For a vintage 12-string, this D-12-35 model could not be in better playing shape. It is fast up and down the neck and has clearly been well taken c...

A nice 1980 D-28, this Martin is in great shape and not the overbuilt heavy examples of the 70's. It has nice figuring to the rosewood and solid ti...

A fun limited edition Martin 000! This 2007 Martin 000X was part off a limited run of 200 colorful instruments, with this particular example being ...

Martin does not do special customs with dealers anymore, making this cocobolo OM a very unique guitar.  Number six of twelve, only nine were made w...

An absolute stunner out of the Martin Custom Shop! This guitar was modeled after a 000-18 which traditionally uses a standard Sitka spruce top and ...

Here is a lovely lightly used Martin Custom Shop model, one of the best offerings from them, a faithful '37 reissue of the D-28. It starts with a A...

This guitar is from 2025 and in excellent shape, with a fresh setup and plays great. Features the new 2025-specs including updated bracing and neck...

John Monteleone is considered the modern patriarch of the world of archtop guitars, but when he started building in the mid-1970s, it was fresh off...

We are fortunate to have an array of guitars made by master luthier John Monteleone, but this one in particular is very special as it is one of the...

John Monteleone is widely considered to be one of the world's preeminent builders of archtop guitars. Having started his career as a repairman for...

John Monteleone is widely considered to be one of the world's preeminent builders of archtop guitars. Having started his career as a repairman for...

John Monteleone is considered the modern patriarch of the world of archtop guitars, but when he started building in the mid-1970s, it was fresh off...

The Stingray is a one stop shop for all your bass tone, with a tight lowend that takes the Precision bass sound to the next level. These necks are ...

Nik Huber Guitars was founded by Nik Huber in 1996. Over the years, the company has grown steadily. Today a small team of highly skilled specialist...

Something a little different from the pioneers over at Ovation!  About Ovation Best known for their signature "semi-parabolic" acoustic guitars, Ch...

This lightly used R-Jr. model recently came back in and we are stoked to see it again! It's in terrific shape with no major wear or repairs. It com...

1990's PRS guitars are highly regarded in the history of the venerable company, and this 1993 Artist Series II is a prime example of why they carry...

Paul Reed Smith guitars have an endearing quality about them and this Artist Package from 2001 highlights the best that this brand has always striv...

A highly coveted instrument among both players and collectors! Initially released in 2004 as a deluxe model, the PRS Modern Eagle has attained stat...