Martin Guitar has introduced new instruments as part of its 2025 NAMM Show lineup, reflecting the company’s commitment to craftsmanship and creativity. These models include updates to the Standard Series and Retro Plus guitars, aimed at both musicians and collectors. The lineup will be showcased at the NAMM Show in Anaheim, California, until January 25, 2025.
Among the new offerings is the D-3 Millionth, a limited-edition Dreadnought that commemorates the production of the 3 millionth serialized Martin guitar. This instrument features a top that represents a cross-section of an American sycamore tree, with rings made of real sycamore and solid gold to symbolize the company’s growth. The back is constructed from Brazilian rosewood, adorned with a sycamore tree made of gold and pearl. Only three units exist, with one available for purchase.
Another model, the D-300, shares design elements with the D-3 Millionth, including a sycamore tree representation on its top, but uses silver instead of gold. It also incorporates Brazilian rosewood and features unique appointments such as gold tuning machines and emerald bridge pins. A total of 30 units will be sold.
The Grand J-28E DN marks a significant innovation as Martin’s first double-neck instrument in over a century. This model includes both a twelve-string and six-string neck, designed for versatility in sound and playing style. Its construction features a Grand Jumbo body with solid East Indian rosewood and spruce, equipped with Fishman electronics.
The Centennial 1 Concert Uke celebrates 100 years of Martin’s concert ukuleles, made from solid sinker mahogany. This ukulele is designed for comfort and sound quality, with only 91 available. Additionally, the Centennial Concert Uke, produced in Mexico, also honors the centennial and features modern tuning machines and a commemorative label.
The CEO-11 is a limited-edition acoustic-electric model designed by Martin’s CEO, featuring a multi-piece back of figured white oak and an FSC-certified spruce top. It includes custom electronics and a unique aesthetic, with 1,111 units available.
Lastly, the 00L Oliver is a collaboration with artist Julie Heffernan, featuring her artwork on the guitar’s top. This model combines premium materials with artistic design, limited to 104 units. Each instrument represents Martin Guitar’s ongoing dedication to quality and artistry in the music industry.