Martinez MP-14 Cutaway Electric

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The MARTINEZ MP-14 Ovangkol Cutaway Electric Guitar is the perfect nylon string guitar, for electric-acoustic guitar players, recording artists, and gigging musicians, that are looking for a smooth nylon string sound with a maximum level of amplification. Equipped with a state-of-the-art pickup system, Martinez Echo PU electronics, incorporates 4 types of effects including reverb, room, chorus, and delay effects, without the need of an amplifier or speakers. Just Amazing!! Perfect for home practice or outside venues where power is not available.
The MARTINEZ MP-14 Ovangkol Cutaway Electric Guitar has an Ovangkol top, Ovangkol back & sides, Rosewood purfling, Rosewood bridge, and Rosewood fingerboard, 20 frets, clear pickguard for top protection, and 14 fret joint. The action is low, with a very comfortable neck profile. The Scale length is 650mm ( 25,60 inches) and the nut width is 48mm (1,89 inches ). This great-sounding guitar is perfect for any fingerstyle player including, Bossa Nova, Jazz, Fingerpicking, Flamenco, Rumba, and much & more. It is ideal for the electric and acoustic guitar player, that doesn’t want to compromise on a standard Spanish wide-neck guitar. Included with this guitar is a Martinez Gig Bag, Ultimate Guitar Protector, 1 set of Luthier strings #50, a Humitron humidifier, and a guitar cloth.
Martinez’s classical guitar originated in Germany in 1978. The small workshop has developed into the largest classical guitar production factory in the world. In the same year, American master Kenny Hill joined the company as a technical consultant. Martinez took 10 years to grow from only 12 employees and a 600-square-meter factory. Today Martinez has 280 employees and 20,000 square meters of modern guitar workshop.

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Received my Martinez MP-14 today. Im disappointed. I would say it a low to mid priced instrument but I expected more from it as compared to my other instruments in the same price bracket. The build quality is ok, but there is sloppy lacquer work in the headstock slots. The electronics are cheap and almost unusable. I bought it for the electronics and if I had know they were going to be like this, I would have bought a Cordoba GK, the delay is too fast, it cannot be set to 1 pulse and the tail of the reverb is wrong. It came with no manual.
The older models had a Fishman system and this may have been better than these gimmicks.
I am a profession player and know about sound and recording etc. Ill have to use other sound sources.