OM-42 Tasmanian Blackwood is an acoustic guitar from the Limited Edition series made by legendary Martin Guitars. This orchestra model is available in very limited numbers and it`s made of Tasmanian blackwood. Tone woods from the Australian continent give a very special voice to the guitars which include them into their specs and material lists. Back and side panels of OM-42 are made of Tasmanian blackwood, while the top is made of spruce. Elegance and vintage styling are the key words to describe the appearance of this model. Multi-ply binding, tortoise shell pickguard, rich rosette and astonishing gloss finish decorate the top. Playability is on the absolute top level. That is ensured with the majestic V-shaped mahogany neck and beautifully decorated 20-fret ebony fingerboard. Bridge is also made of ebony.

OM-42 Tasmanian Blackwood Full Specs

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Binding Multi-ply
Body Construction Acoustic
Body Shape OM
Body Top Wood Spruce
Body Type Hollowbody
Body Wood Blackwood
Bridge Ebony
Fingerboard Inlays Snowflake
Fingerboard Material Ebony
Fingerboard Radius 16.00"
Finish Gloss
Fret Size Medium
Hardware Gold
Neck Construction 1-piece neck
Neck Joint Dovetail
Neck Shape V-shaped neck
Neck Wood Mahogany
Number of Frets 20
Number of Strings 6
Nut Width 1.75"
Pickguard Yes
Scale Length 25-2/5"
String Nut Bone
Tuners Waverly
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Binding
Multi-ply
Ivoroid
Body Construction
Acoustic
Acoustic
Body Shape
OM
Parlor
Body Top Wood
Spruce
Spruce
Body Type
Hollowbody
Hollowbody
Body Wood
Blackwood
Cocobolo
Bridge
Ebony
Black Richlite
Fingerboard Inlays
Snowflake
Snowflake
Fingerboard Material
Ebony
Ebony
Fingerboard Radius
16.00"
No
Finish
Gloss
Gloss
Fret Size
Medium
No
Hardware
Gold
Chrome
Neck Construction
1-piece neck
No
Neck Joint
Dovetail
Dovetail
Neck Shape
V-shaped neck
V-shaped neck
Neck Wood
Mahogany
Mahogany
Number of Frets
20
19
Number of Strings
6
6
Nut Width
1.75"
1.875"
Pickguard
Yes
No
Scale Length
25-2/5"
24-9/10"
String Nut
Bone
Bone
Tuners
Waverly
Waverly
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