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Martin Sigma Acoustic Guitar
Posted by Sevendaze Adam on Sun, 05/11/03 - 06:11:43.
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Heya, I own a Martin Sigma Model SE-1B. Its a thin bodied type with a beautiful spruce top, cream binding on both sides, extremely playable with very low action. It has an on-board Martin pre-amp with eq. The back is rounded so it's wider in the center of the bowl and thinner at the top and bottom. The body is cherrywood looking in color on the sides and back and the neck is most likely rosewood with an ebony fingerboard and pearlescent dot inlays. The neck is also cream bound. I have never seen this guitar anywhere. I purchased it sometime in the early 1990's. Does anyone know this model or why i can't find it.
Thanks.
Sigma thin body that is 1 1/2- 2 inches thick 1980/1985 model
: Heya, I own a Martin Sigma Model SE-1B. Its a thin bodied type with a beautiful spruce top, cream binding on both sides, extremely playable with very low action. It has an on-board Martin pre-amp with eq. The back is rounded so it's wider in the center of the bowl and thinner at the top and bottom. The body is cherrywood looking in color on the sides and back and the neck is most likely rosewood with an ebony fingerboard and pearlescent dot inlays. The neck is also cream bound. I have never seen this guitar anywhere. I purchased it sometime in the early 1990's. Does anyone know this model or why i can't find it.
: Thanks.
Re: Martin Sigma Acoustic Guitar
I now own 2 Martin Sigma SE 18 guitars. The first one I found in the Martin Factory stamped as a reject. It had a flaw in the finish around the sound hole. It is, to this day, STILL my favorite guitar to play. Just found another on Ebay for $300. I also own A Martin D28 that sits in the case. If you ever want to get rid of yours,,,,let me know.
S. Ritz
Bethlehem, PA
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