The Martin 000-42 was thrust into the limelight when Eric Clapton recorded his best-selling Unplugged record back in the late 80's. Of course, his was a 1939 model and had a slight edge over this new version:-) But the style and spec of this modern 000-42 is very close to Clapton's pre-War model. It's a beautifully adorned 14-fret short scale 000 with a high grade Sitka spruce top and Indian rosewood back and sides. It's got that velvety, textured Martin Orchestra model tone with that looser, slinkier feel of a 24.9" scale that makes it a breeze to rip those snappy blues licks or just relish in the soulful warmth it delivers when finger picked. All and all, a worth homage to the original without the steep vintage price tag.

• Sitka spruce top
• Indian rosewood back and sides
• 1 3/4" nut width
• 24.9" scale length
• 2 5/32" bridge spacing
• Genuine Mahogany neck
• Ebony fingerboard and bridge
• TLK Hard Shell case