The Dreadnought Junior is designed for musicians seeking a powerful Dreadnought sound in a slightly smaller body. The DJr-10 features sapele back and sides with a satin finish in a striking cherry tone, a spruce top with a satin finish, and a hand-polished neck with high-performance conicity. This model also features a slimmer 000 body and smoother back edges for maximum playing comfort. Each Junior includes a gig bag for easy transport.

• Spruce top
• Sapele back and sides
• ¼" X-bracing with spruce
• Select hardwood neck
• Richlite fingerboard
• Inlays: Style 28 mother-of-pearl in white
• 20 frets
• White Corian nut
• Nut width: 44.5 mm (1.75")
• Fingerboard radius: 16"
• Compensated Tusq saddle in white
• Scale length: 610 mm (24")
• Multi-ring rosette
• String spacing at the bridge: 54.8 mm (2.16")
• Bridge material: Richlite
• Black binding
• Small chrome tuning machines with sealed gears
• Includes gig bag
• Color: Natural

Junior Series

The models in the Junior Series are designed for comfort and ease of use, making them ideal as your first guitar. Slightly smaller 000 or Dreadnought models that do not sacrifice tone or volume.

The Martin Junior Series guitars are built with solid woods, delivering all the tone you'd expect from a larger Martin guitar. These smaller-body guitars allow you to make great music without compromise.

• Compact body
• Constructed with solid woods
• Optional electronics
• ¼" X-bracing reinforcement
• Rounded edges
• Gig bag included
• 000 body depth
• Made in Mexico

About Martin Guitars

C. F. Martin & Co. has been inspiring musicians worldwide for nearly two centuries with its high-quality guitars and products. They are the creators of the Dreadnought model. Johnny Cash, Elvis, Clapton, John Mayer, Craig Ross, and Jason Isbell have all played a Martin. Contact us if you have any questions about Martin guitars; we’ll help guide you through their extensive catalog.

Martin guitars are known for more than their unmatched quality, craftsmanship, and tone. They are the choice of many guitarists due to their detailed construction. Throughout the company's history, Martin instruments have been used across a wide range of musical genres and stages. These instruments are backed by an unwavering commitment to environmental sustainability and responsible manufacturing practices.