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  • Martin Guitar to Unveil Three Innovative Instruments at Musikmesse 2012

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    Nazareth, PA – March 16, 2012 – C. F. Martin & Co. (www.martinguitar.com) is bringing some of their outstanding new instruments to the international clientele at the Musikmesse Frankfurt from March 21-24. The  iconic acoustic guitar-maker will unveil three innovative guitars that  will enhance the brand’s already premiere line of instruments.
     
    Attendees visiting the Martin Guitar booth (3.1 F81) will be  able to have the chance to preview the new releases that feature an expansion of the highly successful Performing Artist Series  instruments.  The models being showcased will include:

    DCPA4 Rosewood, GPCPA4 Rosewood, OMCPA4 Rosewood: With  the phenomenal success of Martin's Performing Artist Series guitars  launched in January 2010, Martin now introduces brand new versions of these  special instruments – the PA4 rosewood models – adding even more tonal  color and variety to the PA Series. Three cutaway models are included in  the series: Dreadnought (DCPA4 Rosewood), Grand Performance (GPCPA4 Rosewood), and Orchestra Model (OMCPA4 Rosewood).  Like their esteemed Sapele and Siris PA4 predecessors, PA4 rosewood  models are constructed with solid tonewoods. The back and sides are  matched East Indian rosewood, known for its excellent bass response, clear midrange and treble. Book matched Sitka spruce  soundboards utilize Martin's hybrid “A-frame” scalloped bracing. Each of  the new models features the slim, more parallel taper at the 12th fret,  allowing for a more comfortable playing width up the neck. The bridge spacing is also modified to 2 3/16” – splitting  the difference between Martin’s two traditional spacings. Add in  Fishman’s simplified F1 Analog electronics array and you have a serious  stage and studio instrument with great tone at an affordable price. Equipped with Martin SP Lifespan Acoustic Guitar  Strings. Hardshell case included. (MSRP $1849.00)

    Also on display at Musikmesse will be the company’s expanding and successful  line of Martin SP® LIFESPAN™ acoustic strings. This will include the new 12 String, Baritone and two Extra  Light offerings that were launched this fall.  Introduced in the fall of  2010, Martin SP LIFESPAN is the fastest growing product in the acoustic  string market.  The SP core wire is engineered to hold tunings better than other brands and resist breaking, and with  rich full tone and responsive attack, SP strings are perfect for  everywhere from studio to stage.  Treated with Cleartone® proprietary  technology, Martin SP LIFESPAN string sets bring players the longest possible string life without sacrificing the legendary tone  or natural feel for which Martin Strings have become known.

    About Martin Guitar & Strings
    C.F  Martin & Co. (www.martinguitar.com) has been creating the finest  instruments in the world for over 175 years.  It continues to innovate, introducing techniques and features  that have become industry standards including X-bracing, the 14-fret  guitar and the “Dreadnought” size.
    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.
    The  company is also known for producing high-quality, popular acoustic  guitar strings.  These include the Martin SP® LIFESPAN™ line - the fastest-growing treated string in the  industry, and the Martin SP line - which uses an industry leading core  wire to hold tunings better.
    Martin  guitars and Martin Strings are the instruments and strings of choice  for musicians around the world, from the icons of rock, country, folk and bluegrass to those just  beginning their careers.  They can be seen across all segments of pop  culture, from television (Glee, Psych, Raising Hope and American Idol)  to the movies; on Broadway and in books, online, and gracing the covers of popular magazines on newsstands everywhere.  Connect with Martin and Martin Strings on Facebook, Twitter, Tumblr,  YouTube and via www.martinguitar.com and www.martinstrings.com.



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