These have the typical Martin gear spacing of 2-5/8”.
One of the very nicest, and very rarest sets of 19th-century Martin tuning machines.
If you’ve got a 19th-century Martin with its original tuners missing these might be just the set for you.
An absolutely beautiful, mid-19th century complete set of tuners for a slotted-peghead guitar.
A most beautiful and clean set of Seidel tuning machines.
Its condition is nothing short of remarkable.
Sounds like a million bucks.
Made in 1973 expressly for Jay Griffith, Martin’s International Sales Manager.
2-3/8” string spacing.
Never used.
Superbly straight-grained spruce and East Indian rosewood.
Big, bold & clear.
Straight-grained Madagascar rosewood & ultra-fine Adirondack spruce top.
For guitars that need an extra-thick bridge.
For guitars that need a lower-than-standard bridge.
For guitars that need a standard bridge.
Imbuia is a gorgeous Brazilian hardwood with beautiful tonal properties.
Martin Guitar Co. commemorate the groovy '60s with this limited edition guitar.
Have got the patina and aged look to match your earlier Martin guitar.
A genuine ebony bridge from a Martin T-28 Tiple.
