Martin 000C Jr E StreetMaster Acoustic-Electric Guitar (with Gig Bag)

Martin 000C Jr E StreetMaster Acoustic-Electric Guitar (with Gig Bag), New, Full Straight Back

Martin 000C Jr E StreetMaster Acoustic-Electric Guitar (with Gig Bag), New, Headstock Left Front

Martin 000C Jr E StreetMaster Acoustic-Electric Guitar (with Gig Bag), New, Body Straight Front

Martin 000C Jr E StreetMaster Acoustic-Electric Guitar (with Gig Bag), New, Body Left Front

Martin 000C Jr E StreetMaster Acoustic-Electric Guitar (with Gig Bag), New, Body Straight Back

Martin 000C Jr E StreetMaster Acoustic-Electric Guitar (with Gig Bag), New, Headstock Straight Back

zZounds Gear Experts Say...

Become an acoustic guitar legend with the Martin 000C Jr StreetMaster. It hosts a sapele body and E1 electronics for warm, intimate tones anytime, anywhere!

What's special about this item?

Feature:	What it does:
Sapele top, back, and sides	Rich, warm, and focused midrange; added sustain
Richlite fretboard	Focused tone with excellent playability
Scalloped X bracing	Top vibrates freely; remains stable
Martin E1 Electronics	Captures natural tone of guitar; flexible controls

Overview

The Martin Junior Series is all grown up. Designed to be your companion anywhere, anytime, these refreshed guitars and basses combine iconic Martin craftsmanship with a compact, comfortable body size and a full-scale 24.9" neck--a significant upgrade for players seeking classic tone and effortless playability.

Features:

- Upgraded for classic tone & effortless playability
- Unmistakable warmth and depth of a Martin
- An all Sapele body
- Select Hardwood neck with a gently beveled edge
- FSC Richlite fretboard
- Full-sized 24.9" scale length
- Onboard Martin E1 electronics
- Built-in tuner with volume, tone, and phase controls
- Soft Shell case included

Crafted with all-solid tonewoods like sapele and spruce, the Junior Series offers the unmistakable warmth and depth of a Martin in a portable size. Whether you're writing on the couch, warming up backstage, or hitting the road, these guitars deliver uncompromising sound and vintage style. Play longer with ergonomic enhancements, including a thinner fingerboard with a gently beveled edge and refined string spacing, and enjoy the fresh look and reliability of satin chrome tuners on select models. All Junior Series instruments also now include Martin E1 electronics with a built-in tuner and volume, tone, and phase controls to sculpt your sound. With Dreadnought, 000, and cutaway options--including 000 Jr E Sapele and D Jr E StreetLegend Burst models--the Junior Series ensures you'll find your ideal fit. Each guitar comes with… read more a durable softshell case, making it ready for wherever inspiration strikes. Big things really do come in small packages, and with the Martin Junior Series, you'll always have your full-scale companion within reach.

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Specs

Body-size: 000 Junior 14 Fret Cutaway
Top-material: Sapele
Bracing-pattern: X-Brace
Brace-shape: Scalloped
Back-material: Sapele
Side-material: Sapele
Neck-material: Select Hardwood
Neck-shape: PA Profile
Fingerboard-material: FSC Richlite
Scale-length: 24.9"
Number-of-frets-total: 20
Fingerboard-width-at-nut: 1 3/4"
Fingerboard-inlay-style: 28 Style
Back-and-side-finish: Satin
Finish-top: Satin
Top-color: Dark Mahogany Distressed
Finish-neck: Hand-Applied
Bridge-material: FSC Richlite
Saddle: White Tusq
Tuning-machines: Satin Chrome Enclosed Gear
Pickguard: None
Case: Soft Shell
Electronics: Martin E-1
Left-handed-availability: Yes
Recommended-strings: Authentic Acoustic Lifespan 2.0 - Light MA540T

Dimensions and Weight in Packaging
Base Item: Shipping Weight: 12.75 lbs; Shipping Dimensions: 45 x 18 x 7 in; Manufacturer Part Number (MPN): 11Y25000CJRESTREETMA

Documents and Manuals

For support or warranty questions, please contact the manufacturer:
Phone: 610-759-2837

Reviews

(1 ratings)

Submitted June 6, 2025 by a customer from gmail.com

"A long and overdue review .."

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Where do I begin? I've been playing for over 18 years; I've owned all the brands (except Gibsons) I've had guitars close to the 3k price range. In my years of playing, I've learned to appreciate the simple and functional things in life. Like most guitarist I came to be extremely picky over what I choose to play on. I also learned the price of a guitar is irrelevant and now more than ever with the modern instruments that are available. For about 5 years I played on a POS ibanez acoustic guitar. Loved the guitar from the moment I first played it. The neck and feel of the guitar blew me away. I paid 400 dollars for that guitar and it infuriated me that something so cheaply made could play and sound so good. I am a firm believer that the player makes the sound not the guitar (in terms of price) For years the only guitar that could best the POS Ibanez was my expensive Taylor. Not a fair fight of course but after taking it to 2 shows I became extremely paranoid being that not only was it an expensive guitar but such a beauty to look at, you almost don't want to play it. As the years went on that old POS Ibanez was beginning to show the wear and tear (CHEAP GUITAR HELLO) the chords would no longer ring as they should, probably due to intonation issues. Again cheap guitar! I tried the lower end Taylor guitars, GREAT guitars, loved everything but again no built-in tuner? Really its 2025? Yes, I can tune the guitar myself but when you're jamming or playing a show, you have to be ready… read more to go and NO I am not carrying useless portable tuners with me. I am a simple type of guy, I show up and plug in and Lets go! I don't have time to tell everyone to hush up while I make sure strings are all tuned. Small issues nothing crazy but dammit I am who I am and I will not settle. Don't get me started on other preferences regarding guitars. As the years went on I grew tired of buying/returning guitars because they were either too big, uncomfortable or just didn't fit what I was looking for. I was looking for a workhorse guitar something that was perfect, not too expensive but not cheap like the POS Ibanez. I was going to settle on a $700-$800 Taylor... NOW THE GOOD STUFF.. ...One day I stumbled upon the Martin jr Sitka Spruce JR Cutaway.. WOW.. I was blown away.. I knew the moment I played this guitar that I had found my new workhorse guitar. . This guitar is perfect. . I immediately went online and opted for the Streetmaster JR because as an old fart myself I feel like this guitar resembles me. When the guitar finally came in, I was nervous as I've played guitars in store with great satisfaction only to be disappointed when it played different once it arrived. I am firm believer that some guitars just have that soul. WELL THIS GUITAR HAS PLENTY OF IT. I immediately began playing all sorts of songs and pieces and it passed every single test. Next up I took this axe to practice, it passed all my tests. I love the hidden controls LOVE the tuner, this guitar plays so GOOD it's almost not fair! My Expensive Taylor just hangs in my closet now. This guitar has become more than a workhorse, it has become a part of my life. I love the playability of it. The aged look, the comfortable neck, the smooth finish along with the size of the body (Grand Concert) and of course the cutaway which is a must have for what the music I currently play in our band. i look forward to growing old with this beauty. I honestly feel I won't be in the market for another 10 years, depending on how much abuse this guitar can take. This guitar is perfection and fits everything I need. I could go on and on but please if you are on the fence BUY this guitar! As I mentioned it checks off all the boxes and for me it does everything I need it to do! I apologize in advance for the rambling and spelling errors/run off sentences because I am not re-reading this nor am I making any edits.. sometimes you just have to let go and the fingers do their thing. I believe we call that music.

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