I bought the Martin Jr when they first came out. Have owned many guitars since and I still pick this one up the most. It’s comfortable and sounds great.
I apologize but you don’t know anything about this guitar. They’re all solid wood not pieced together. Also as far as the frets I’ve had my jr for about 8 years and have virtually no fret wear. Mine has great bass response your Dads may have different strings on it than original.
lol wow, an "expert" 🤣 that's why you're here watching a review of a guitar you owned for 8 years right? try practicing more. you still have the original strings after all this time 😂 you haven't even broken it in. also, try other martin sizes. (even taylors) you'll know what great bass response means.
@@japzproductionsyou’re just a young punk. Can’t even master reading comprehension. I’m actually a trained Luthier. So I actually know stringed instruments. You’re still wet behind the ears. We are talking about this particular guitar. This goes back to reading comprehension.
I bought the Martin Jr when they first came out. Have owned many guitars since and I still pick this one up the most. It’s comfortable and sounds great.
@@clientbuilding8737 it is!
Good presentation,,,thanks for posting
Love the junior
Thank's for making this video. Dose it have a tuner in the sound hole?
Unfortunately not.
I apologize but you don’t know anything about this guitar. They’re all solid wood not pieced together. Also as far as the frets I’ve had my jr for about 8 years and have virtually no fret wear. Mine has great bass response your Dads may have different strings on it than original.
lol wow, an "expert" 🤣 that's why you're here watching a review of a guitar you owned for 8 years right? try practicing more. you still have the original strings after all this time 😂 you haven't even broken it in. also, try other martin sizes. (even taylors) you'll know what great bass response means.
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@@japzproductionsyou’re just a young punk. Can’t even master reading comprehension. I’m actually a trained Luthier. So I actually know stringed instruments. You’re still wet behind the ears. We are talking about this particular guitar. This goes back to reading comprehension.