Is Martin OM 21 a good guitar?

Although it’s the least expensive guitar in this review, the OM-21 represents a solid, thoroughly professional choice for any guitarist. SPECS: Solid Sitka spruce top. Solid Indian rosewood back and sides. Select hardwood neck with dovetail joint.

Is a Martin worth it?

Martin guitars are definitely worth the money. Martin guitars are known to have even pitch and volume, with excellent projection and a dynamic range, and these guitars range from just over $100 to over $100,000.

Is the Martin LX1 a good beginner guitar?

With all factors considered, the Little Martin LX1 is a good acoustic guitar in all dimensions. It’s a great guitar for beginners, and for a child who may or may not commit to the hobby, you can’t do better.

What did you think of the Martin om-21?

I did some research and played a OM-21 at a shop for 20 mins and decided this was the one for me. I typically like bigger necks like the 50s Gibson so I thought this seems pretty great. I bought one used for a great deal and it was in PERFECT shape but after about a half hour of play, the inner part my thumb began to get sore.

Is the Martin om-21 a good acoustic guitar?

Martin’s position in the acoustic world is built on the success and longevity of its core models, which are industry standards in every respect. The OM-21 certainly falls into that category, but perhaps none more so than the classic D-18.

What’s the difference between the old OM 21 and the new OM 28?

The new OM-21, like yours, has a fuller body down inside the voice and a darker, thicker bottom end compared to the old OM-21, so it is much more like the OM-28V and the old OM-28 (retired in 1994.) And other than cosmetically better looking wood, there will likely not be much difference in the tone of the new OM-28 compared to your current OM-21.

What kind of toner does the Martin Om 21 have?

Only two years after its introduction, the OM-21 was the top-selling non-dreadnought in the Martin range. Its appeal continues to this day. Changes to the new OM-21 include aging toner, ebony fingerboard and bridge, open-geared butterbean tuners, Delmar tortoise shell polished and bevelled pickguard, plus an old-style Martin decal.