With the Martin or Biosphere, the traditional US manufacturer from Nazareth, Pennsylvania, presents an ecologically sustainable acoustic guitar for the benefit of the environment. A breathtaking design in combination with high-quality materials results in a well-playable instrument that not only makes a valuable contribution to the preservation of the planet, but also convinces with an excellent sound. A likewise sustainable soft shell case complements the special model and an excellent transport and storage option.
To draw attention to the dramatic climate change,
The absolute premium feature here is the artistically stunning top, whose Ocean Scene motif was specially designed by artist Robert Goetzl. This masterpiece specifically emphasizes Martin's support for saving the precious, biodiverse coral reefs and recalls their high importance to the ecosystem through music.
"There's so much that we can do as individuals to fight climate change in our daily lives, yet we are continually looking for ways that our company can inspire musicians and their fans to take action. Not just on Earth Day, but every day. Music has always been a powerful tool for bringing people together for change." - Christian Frederick
In addition to their clear message, the manufacturer guarantees passionate and environmentally conscious acoustic guitarists and naturally also with the or Biosphere the proven Martin quality. Here, the excellent sound is shaped especially by the tonewoods used here, which give it a balanced character with the necessary assertiveness. Thus, the solid sapele body provides a bright tone with warm mids and basses, while the solid top made of Sitka spr uce adds a soft sound character with excellent treble response. Innovation is also demonstrated by the Scalloped-X bracing, which gives the top better vibration response for higher volume thanks to its lower-centered slats. Singer-songwriters in particular are delighted with these versatile sound results, which lend their compositions maximum expressiveness and authenticity.
The mahogany neck is definitely a popular classic in guitar making, as the wood type is an optimal choice for this demanding guitar part due to its stability and a pleasant weight. Thus, in combination with its Modified-Low-Oval profile and the nut width of 44.5 mm, the neck fits well in the hand, while the velvety ebony fingerboard allows for effortless gliding of the picking hand over all 20 frets. Meanwhile, nickel-plated open-gear tuners and the durable ebony bridge with bone inlay ensure high tuning stability and pure playing pleasure.