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Martin 00-10E Road Series Retro Joe Bonamassa Features:
- An accessible Road Series Retro inspired by Joe Bonamassa's original 1937 Martin 00-18
- 00-14 body style and 24.9-in. scale length create a comfortably compact profile that all players will enjoy
- Performing Artist neck and 16-in. ebony fingerboard radius offer sleek navigability and a traditional feel
- Solid spruce top with scalloped spruce X-bracing produces a clear, balanced, and present acoustic voice
- Solid sapele back and sides provide a musical warmth and impressive sustain similar to mahogany
- Martin E1 electronics with Volume, Tone, and Phase controls, plus a chromatic tuner, for amplified shows and DI recordings
- Nickel open-gear Grover tuners, a Corian nut, and a belly bridge with a TUSQ saddle supply a modern-playing edge
- 1937 detailing includes black body binding with white purfling, tortoise-style pickguard, and Old Style 18 Boltaron rosette/dot inlays
- Treated to a 1937 Joe Bonamassa Sunburst finish with Dark Mahogany back and sides
Tech Specs
- String Type:Steel
- Number of Strings:6
- Left-/Right-handed:Right-handed
- Body Shape:00-10
- Back & Sides Wood:Geniune Mahogany
- Top Wood:Spruce
- Top Finish:Satin
- Color:1937 Joe Bonamassa Sunburst
- Body Bracing:X-bracing
- Neck Wood:Genuine Mahogany
- Neck Finish:Satin
- Neck Shape:GE Modified Low Oval
- Radius:16"
- Fingerboard Material:Ebony
- Fingerboard Inlay:Dots
- Number of Frets:20
- Scale Length:24.9"
- Scale Length Type:Standard-scale
- Nut Width:1.75"
- Nut Material:White Corian
- Saddle Material:White Tusq
- Bridge Material:Ebony
- Tuning Machines:Nickel Open Gear
- Case/Gig Bag:Hardshell Case