Detail 01
Golden Era-style scalloped Sitka spruce X-bracing
The lighter 1/4-inch bracing pattern is described as allowing more top movement, supporting its open response and sustain.

Independent shopping perspective
Made for left-handed players seeking Martin’s 000 14-fret orchestra format with detailed appointments and a broad, responsive acoustic voice. Its solid spruce top and solid East Indian rosewood body pair with Golden Era-style scalloped Sitka spruce X-bracing for clarity, sustain and an open character. The genuine-mahogany GE modified low oval neck, High-Performance taper and beveled ebony fingerboard edges support smooth movement across chords and detailed passages. Natural gloss finish, abalone Style 45 trim and gold open-gear tuners give it a formal, traditional presentation.


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Detail 01
The lighter 1/4-inch bracing pattern is described as allowing more top movement, supporting its open response and sustain.
Detail 02
This neck design is paired with an ebony fingerboard and beveled edges for smoother movement through chords and intricate playing.
Detail 03
A hardshell case is part of the package.
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Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
Yes. This OM-45 is built in a left-handed orientation.
It has a solid spruce top with solid East Indian rosewood back and sides.
Yes, it includes a hardshell case.
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