Long relied upon by musicians throughout the world, Kremona now offers their traditional European craftsmanship to North America. This Martin M-36 dates to November of 2019, just before the current pandemic started disrupting supply chains and life in general. In that time, Martin colleagues in Mexico have produced world-class guitars and strings, and helped put affordable, high-quality instruments in the hands of countless musicians. Kremona Guitars and Kremona Studio violins are the product of Bulgarias venerable Kremona lutherie, established in 1924. These guitars are built with a solid Sitka Spruce top and Indian rosewood for the three-piece back, sides, bridge and headplate, and ebony for the bound fingerboard. Martin guitars and Martin strings are the instruments and strings of choice for musicians around the world, from the icons of rock, pop, country, folk and bluegrass to those just beginning their careers. They can be seen across all segments of pop culture, from television to movies, Broadway, books, online, and gracing the covers of popular magazines on newsstands everywhere. The year 2019 represents a milestone in the history of our Navojoa, Sonora, Mexico, manufacturing plant 30 years of operation. The company is also known for producing high-quality, popular acoustic guitar strings and they have been making their own strings since 1970. These include the successful Martin SP® Lifespan® the fastest-growing long-life string in the industry, the exciting new Retro Strings line played and loved by Tony Rice and Laurence Juber and the Martin SP Acoustic and SP Flexible Core lines, which use an industry leading core wire to hold tunings better. One of the world’s leading acoustic instrument makers, Martin guitars are hand-made by skilled craftsmen and women, who use a combination of new design and techniques, along with those introduced by the company founder. With the Telecaster and Precision Bass on the market for some time. In 1954, Fender unveiled the Stratocaster (Strat) guitar.
Following its success, Fender created the first mass-produced electric bass, the Precision Bass (P-Bass). It continues to innovate, introducing techniques and features that have become industry standards, including X-bracing, the 14-fret guitar and the "Dreadnought" size. In 1950, Fender introduced the first mass-produced solid-body Spanish-style electric guitar, the Telecaster. Martin & Co.® has been creating the finest instruments in the world for over 180 years.
A year short of 90 years on and Martin has brought the OM bang up to date, with a combination of player-focused upgrades and some of the vintage-accurate appointments we crave.
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